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Home > Take Me Fishing Blog > July 2020 > Natural Resources: 5 Things to Know About Water Conservation
Water might seem to be the most renewable of our natural resources because it falls from the sky as rain, surrounds us in our oceans, and exists in polar ice caps and glaciers. However, since water is essential for most of our daily activities and for healthy aquatic environments, we need to be particularly aware of how to conserve it.
We use water for drinking, washing, growing crops, as well as for construction and manufacturing. With 7.5 billion people on our planet, and a population that is projected to reach almost 10 billion by 2050, the conservation of natural resources will become increasingly important.
How can you help conserve our water natural resources? Learn and take action on policies, strategies, and activities that help to sustainably manage our aquatic resources.
Here are five things you should know about water natural resources and associated conservation efforts:
These five important points can make a big difference when it comes to protecting our natural resources and water conservation efforts. Get involved, practice water conservation at home, and spread the word.
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Debbie Hanson is an award-winning outdoor writer, women’s sport fishing advocate, IGFA world record holder, and freshwater guide living in Southwest Florida. Hanson’s written work has appeared in publications such as Florida Game & Fish Magazine, BoatUS Magazine, and USA Today Hunt & Fish. To learn more about her work, visit shefishes2.com or follow her on Instagram @shefishes2.
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