Creating a Blue Dialogue: Canadian Water Governance into the 21st Century
Sustainability at Home: A toolkit for British Columbians
NEW BOOK: Making the Most of the Water We Have: the Soft Path Approach to Water Management
Water CHAMP helps hotels and motels conserve waterThe Southwest Florida Water Management District, the agency responsible for managing water resources in a 16-county area in west-central Florida, provides a free program to hotels and motels to help conserve water. The district launched the Water Conservation Hotel and Motel Program (Water CHAMP) in 2002 to help decrease the impact vacationers place on Florida’s most precious resource—water. EPA watershed planning handbook releasedThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Water has published a guide to watershed management as a tool in developing and implementing watershed plans. The draft "Handbook for Developing Watershed Plans to Restore and Protect Our Waters" is intended for communities, watershed groups, and local, state, tribal, and federal environmental agencies. |
The objective of the Living Water Webinar Series is to create a continued dialogue to strategically address evolving concepts that will allow Canadians to sustainably manage water resources into the 21st Century. 
It's a one‐stop shop, designed to help with everyday decision‐making – offering solutions to challenging questions that save both time and money. The toolkit offers simple steps to get homeowners started on the road to a greener home.
The book presents and applies the water soft path approach and discusses the emerging issues and policy impacts around this new paradigm of water management. The focus is on a series of case studies at the provincial (Ontario), watershed (Annapolis Valley), urban and community scales across Canada.