The document provides tips for conserving water, such as turning off the tap water while brushing teeth (saving 8 gallons per day), using a low-flow showerhead (saving 15 gallons during a 10-minute shower), and avoiding watering lawns on windy days (to prevent wasting up to 300 gallons due to evaporation). It encourages utilizing public water fountains, disposing of garbage properly, recycling, and making environmentally-friendly choices to help conserve water. The document cites facts from three sources on saving water.

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.

2. Borboa, M. (2003-2013). Facts on saving water. Retrieved from
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