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From various sources, the following offers water conservation tips:

	H20USE Water Saver Home A website developed by the California Urban Water Conservation Council under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
	Cleaner Water Through Conservation This explains the relationship between the quantity of water and its quality and discusses how developing water-use efficiency programs can help states and local communities achieve cleaner water through conserving water.  From the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
	10 Tips for Water Conservation Part of the Clean Ocean Action's Shore-Tips series.
	WaterWiser WaterWiser is a water efficiency clearinghouse and a program of the American Water Works Association.
	Everyday Ways to Conserve Water Here are things that the Nature Conservancy suggests you can do to protect and improve the quality of the rivers close to you.

From the Environmental Protection Agency website, the following offers additional information and activities for students and teachers:

	Water Treatment Path Follow a drop of water from the source through the treatment process.
	What's Wrong with this Picture? Try to spot things that people do that can damage the environment, especially our water.
	Resources and Activities Curriculum activities on water and water quality.
	EPA Student Center Here you can learn how water is polluted, treated, and protected.
	Watershed Information Network How to start a watershed team.
	Adopt your Watershed Learn how you can join thousands of people who are working to protect and restore their watersheds. This also contains links to other educational resources.