Palouse Water Conservation Network

• Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee (PBAC) 
  Check out PBAC's History of Water Management on the Palouse. Learn about the committee's Citizens Advisory Group.
  
  
• The Center for Environmental Law & Policy has a page devoted to the Palouse groundwater issue
  
• From WSU: Water-conserving plants that grow well on the Palouse.
  
  
• Palouse Basin Community Aquifer Resource System, University of Idaho, is full of useful information, including the location of municipal wells.
  
  
• The Palouse Water Summit is an annual gathering.
  
  
• Washington Department of Ecology water resources information
  
  
• Idaho Department of Water Resources
  
  
• Waters of the West resource program, University of Idaho
  
• Pullman Civic Trust
  
  
• State of Washington Water Research Center
  
  
• Landowners Guide to Washington Water Rights
  
  
• Washington's Municipal Water Law Case
  
  
• A film clip on water at WSU.
  
  
• Palouse Clearwater Environmental Institute Water Conservation Handbook for the Palouse.
  
  
• City of Moscow's water conservation page
  
  

• City of Pullman's conservation tips; apply for Pullman's toilet rebate 

• Water Use It Wisely; 100 Ways to Conserve

• Calculate your 'water footprint' here.

• Water Wiser A wealth of information on all things water.
  
  
• H₂Ouse Water Saver Home.Virtual home tour and tips on how to save water around the house.
  
  
• Alliance for Water Efficiency has anonline water efficiency library.
  
  
• Water Sense information from the EPA
  
  
• Water stuff for kinds from the EPA
  
  
• American Groundwater Trust
  
  
• The Groundwater Foundation
  
  
• The American Water Works Association is geared toward water utilities.
  
  
• From grist.org: Ask Umbra on water conservation
  

• Water Information Program Good conservation ideas from the water districts, organizations and agencies in the San Juan and Dolores watersheds of Colorado.

• San Antonio Water System. San Antonio, TX, water utility homepage. It's interesting to look at their conservation plan and also their water rate structure.

• Seatle Public Utilities Drinking Water Services.Seattle is surrounded by water, gets a lot of rain, and, yet, they have an aggressive conservation program.

• Colorado Water Knowledge conservation related links page.

• Colorado Water Wise
  

• Denver Water Conservation page. Denver has been an innovator in water conservation for years. In fact, their conservation people are the ones to coin the word "xeriscape."

• The California Urban Water Conservation Council