The document provides tips for conserving water, such as turning off the tap water while brushing teeth (which can save 8 gallons per day), using a low-flow showerhead (which can save 15 gallons during a 10-minute shower), and avoiding watering lawns on windy days (as there is too much evaporation and it can waste up to 300 gallons in one watering). The tips are aimed at encouraging environmentally friendly choices and water saving behaviors.

1. BOTTLE IT
yourself!
UTILIZE PUBLIC
FOUNTAINS
USE WATER
SAVING DEVICES
DISPOSE OF YOUR
GARBAGE THE RIGHT
WAY &RECYCLE!
MAKE ENVIRONMENT
FRIENDLY CHOICES
Turning off the tap water
while you brush your teeth
can save 8 gallons of water a
day – that equals about 200
gallons of water saved per
month.
If you use a low-
flow showerhead,
you can save 15
gallons of water
during a 10-
minute shower.
Don't water
the lawn on
windy days.
There's too
much
evaporation.
Can waste up
to 300 gallons
in one
watering.

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http://www.sheknows.com/living/articles/807943/water-conservation-get-the-facts
National Geographic. (1996-2011). Water conservation tips. Retrieved from
http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/freshwater/water-conservation-
tips/
The Mono Lake Committee. (2013). Water conservation. Retrieved from
http://www.monolake.org/about/waterconservation
BY: Sonya
Elser