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Water supplies are the source of all domestic water use and are therefore a key component to reducing overall potable water consumption. Water suppliers have opportunities to reduce their water use in all stages of their process including collection, purification, and distribution. Reducing water use not only makes the company more “green”, which is great…

Education is one of the most important tools available for protecting local water sources. Adding water conservation as a topic to the classroom improves communities now and empowers the next generation to continue change in the future. It also helps connect students to their local communities and encourages them to be creative and passionate about…

If you love to hike, bike, swim, birdwatch, or engage in any other outdoor activity, water quality is crucial to making those experiences unforgettable. That’s why it’s important to take action to protect our waterways. By keeping our rivers, lakes, and streams clean, we can ensure that future generations can experience the same beauty that…

Healthy communities are built by healthy residents, and healthy residents need clean water! Protecting and conserving water is necessary for maintaining the health of people as well as the visual beauty of a community. “Green” communities often have higher property values while also enjoying lower costs due to water conservation. There are changes both small…

Clean water is essential to agriculture.It’s the lifeblood that crops and livestock need to grow, and it impacts all of us because we depend on farm food for our daily sustenance. But did you know that improving water quality can also save farmers time and money?  By making changes to agricultural practices, farmers can help…

Tourism, manufacturing, food production, power generation and clothing production all require water for their production process. Incorporating sustainable and environmental friendly practices into everyday business helps attract people to generate more revenue while also saving money!   Resources for Businesses Cover photo credit: Ed Bacon

All people need clean water to live. Protecting local water bodies protects your drinking water and health. Reducing water consumption in the home also saves money and “green” communities tend to have higher property values. Homeowners can enjoy many benefits from only a few small changes to their daily water habits. Resources for Homeowners Cover…