WATER IS LIFE…it is as simple as that. Our bodies and our planet are made of it. We drink it…we play in it…we use it to make things…and yet, we abuse it and waste it…lots of it. We cannot live without it. But we don’t give this most precious natural resource the respect it deserves. Pollution is damaging our rivers, lakes and streams.

There are choices we can make to protect our water resources…for today and tomorrow. This website is dedicated to those CHOICES…

bullet To recognize and respect water for the many critical roles it plays in our lives…
bullet To deliberately design our neighborhoods and communities with water conservation in mind..
bullet To use water efficiently in our homes, lawns and gardens...
bullet To use it judiciously in manufacturing and commerce...
bullet To explore and learn about options to avoid polluting our waterways...and ultimately our drinking water…and, perhaps most importantly --
bullet To acknowledge that THE WATER WE CONSERVE TODAY…CAN SERVE US TOMORROW.
 

YES! Kids can conserve...watch our new videos to find out how!
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Conserving Water

Water Cycle


 
   
Use Water Wisely --Every time you turn on the faucet, use the washing machine or dishwasher, linger in a hot shower, or "spend" our most precious natural resource...ask yourself...
"Is it worth the water?"  Here are some common sense conservation tips and information to help you save both water and money!
   
Bee Smart about Landscaping -- Whether you are building your dream home, or making some much needed improvement to an older home's landscaping, tackle these gardening projects with water conservation in mind.  Learn about what your lawn needs to thrive in the Texas heat...how to plant to attract butterflies and other beneficial insects...and how to choose the right irrigation system for your yard and garden.
   
  Scoop on Composting -- learn about how composting can not only help your garden grow, and can help conserve precious water resources, too. Composting activities for all ages!
   
Learn About Water -- You're never too young or too old to learn about where our water comes from, how we use it, and how we can protect it for generations to come.  This section contains a wealth of important resources for students and teachers...and for parents who want to be prepared to make intelligent choices about water use today and in the future.
   
Avoid Polluting --Let's face it...we have taken our water resources for granted.  As our state becomes more and more populated, many of our aquifers are being drawn down, recreational use of our waterways increases the risk of gasoline and oil spills from boats and jet skis, and improper disposal of household chemicals and toxic waste endangers our water supply.  You CAN make a difference...learn how.

HIGHLIGHTS AND QUICK LINKS:

JOURNEY TO PANSOPHIGUS -- Learn about the awesome new Water Conservation Program and Mobile Teaching Lab!
 
H2OUSE -- A wealth of water saving ideas and information!
 


Texas Water Development Board --
Links to Hot Topics such as Water for Texas -- the State's Water Plan for 2002 (latest year available), the Water for Texas Newsletter...and much more.

 

The US Environmental Protection Agency -- enough information about our nation's water resources to
occupy you for hours! 

 
 

Texas Landowner's Bill of Rights information

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