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Coming Soon - Water Festival!

 It's coming -- the annual Water Festival at DCB will be April 23rd & 24th



This annual event held in cooperation with Dakota College at Bottineau and Project WET teaches 5th and 6th graders about water science, conservation, and best management practices by demonstrating how water interacts with humans and the natural environment within North Dakota’s watersheds.

Contact Amy for more information.


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