The Lynchburg water utility was all set for two weeks of jam-packed field trips celebrating Earth Day and Arbor Day in 2020 with schools and community groups.
Then suddenly COVID came on and the city went on lockdown. “We knew we needed to continue to maintain our presence in the community so as a temporary approach, we filmed a few water videos for the public, schoolteachers and families who were home-schooling their children,” says Lilly Meighan, education and outreach coordinator.
“We realized how popular the videos were getting and COVID was not going away any time soon, so we continued them and
