How you can protect and preserve our drinking water

April 2, 2024
We can all play a role in protecting and preserving our water for our health and well-being. (Photo credit: OBWB-Okanagan WaterWise)

We’re exploring one of our most important natural resources: water. In part 1 of this two-part series, Do you know where your drinking water comes from?, we shared resources about our water operators and suppliers, and how to find out if you water is under an advisory.

In this story, discover how you can take care of your water supply and prepare for the spring and summer ahead.

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