by Casey Hughes | Nov 15, 2022 | Indoor Water Savings, Water Conservation in Action
With the holidays quickly approaching, we all anticipate gathering with our friends and family. If you plan on hosting during this holiday season, your water usage can increase between toilet usage, cleaning, and even preparing for your guests’ arrival. In...
by Casey Hughes | Sep 21, 2022 | Kid Friendly Water Savings, Water Conservation in Action
A student’s understanding of where water comes from and best practices for using it as efficiently as possible can encourage lifelong water conservation behavior. Here are a few ways to get students involved: Take advantage of water conservation school programs and...
by Casey Hughes | Jul 5, 2022 | Outdoor Water Efficiency, Water Conservation in Action
Celebrate America’s birth month by saving a precious resource—water! More than 28 million homes across the United States have in-ground sprinkler systems, and most of those systems schedule watering with some clock-based device. As a result, many homeowners waste...
by Casey Hughes | Mar 21, 2022 | Value of Water, Water Conservation in Action
What is World Water Day? In 1993, World Water Day was officially declared by the United Nations to celebrate water and raise awareness of the global water crisis. Each year, on March 22nd, it is recognized worldwide to educate and promote the importance of freshwater....
by Brian Ladd | Jan 14, 2022 | Outdoor Water Efficiency, Water Conservation in Action
How much water does your lawn need in the winter? Did you know that most landscape irrigation systems should be turned off during the winter? This helps conserve water and can help protect the irrigation system from damaging winter conditions. With shorter days and...
by Brian Ladd | Oct 22, 2021 | Water Conservation in Action
Why is fall the best time for planting? With the Texas heat finally cooling off, plants feel less stress and need less water to get established. However, it’s not too cold for plants to develop a stable root system in the warm ground before winter, and before the next...
