Please visit the following websites for further information on using water wisely and efficiently.

• Save Our Water
  
  
• BeWaterWise.com
  One of the most useful websites for water conservation information, hosted by Metropolitan Water District.
  
  
• Water Education Water Awareness Committee (WEWAC)
  A wonderful website full of information on water and conservation, including a Plant of the Month page. Monte Vista Water District is a founding member of WEWAC.
  
  
• Chino Basin Water Conservation District
  A tremendous local resource for water conservation and education. Check out their Calendar for upcoming events, and make sure to visit their beautiful (nearby!) Demonstration Garden full of drought-tolerant plants and landscaping ideas.
  
  
• The Frontier Project A local environmental initiative sponsored by Cucamonga Valley Water District and featuring a 14,000-square-foot building demonstrating sustainable design in Rancho Cucamonga.
  
  
• California Water Crisis
  Current water issues facing California, developed by the Association of California Water Agencies. For more information about California water, read ACWA's "No Time to Waste: A Blueprint for California Water" and watch the Huell Howser TV series: "California’s Water" on your local public station.
  
  
• H2Ouse.org
  An excellent website that takes you on a “house tour” for potential water conservation, developed by the California Urban Water Conservation Council.
  
  
• California Water Awareness Campaign
  A statewide campaign for water awareness. Their website includes more water-saving tips for the home, as well as additional educational materials and videos.
  
  
• Water – Use It Wisely
  Another excellent website full of tips on how to use water more efficiently. Think we missed something? Check out their 100 Water-Saving Tips.
  
  
• Water Education Foundation
  The Water Education Foundation provides materials about water resource issues. Has a special page on California Issues.
  
  
• California Water Plan
  Wonder about the future direction of California water? This is the plan.
  
  
• WaterSense
  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new WaterSense program provides information and certification for water-efficient products and services. Need help with your landscaping? You may want to consult their growing list of landscape irrigation professional partners.
  
  
• Irrigation Association
  The Irrigation Association represents landscape irrigation designers and contractors, and promotes efficient water usage. Their website includes a search engine for Certified Professionals and a brochure on hiring a certified irrigation contractor [PDF].
  
  
• U.S. Drought Monitor
  We’re in good company! The best, most up-to-date map of current drought conditions across the nation.