Resource conservation refers to the practice of using natural resources in a responsible and sustainable manner to ensure their availability for future generations. It involves the efficient utilization and protection of resources such as water, energy, minerals, forests, and wildlife. The goal of resource conservation is to strike a balance between meeting current needs and preserving resources for the long-term well-being of both the environment and society. Conservation efforts may include reducing waste, promoting recycling, implementing efficient technologies, preserving biodiversity, and supporting sustainable practices in industries and communities.
I live in the country on a dug well that’s around 14 feet deep. Water conservation is vital or we will run out during the summer, and dry season. Living in Canada we tend to take drinking water for granted even though the city and towns have a mandatory water meter installed. No, I don’t…
