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Water Conservation
Everyone doing their part to conserve water now will ensure a reliable supply of quality drinking water for generations to come. The Environmental Services Department offers free events, classes and seminars for residents to learn tips on incorporating conservation habits into daily routines.
You may request a presentation on water conservation by contacting The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department at enviro@thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov or by calling 281-210-3800.
Storm Drain Marking Volunteer Project
Help keep our waterways clean and healthy. Only Rain in the Drain!
The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department, in partnership with all the MUDs within the Township, invites residents to volunteer in the Storm Drain Marking Project. Markers on storm drains remind neighbors that the drains lead directly to a local waterbody; the water is unfiltered and untreated. Pollutants in the water harm the environment, endanger wildlife and pose health risks to humans.
Water Conservation Resources
Lawn Irrigation Recommendation
Learn more about lawn watering recommendations provided by Woodlands Water Agency at woodlandswater.org.
You may request a presentation on water conservation by contacting The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department at enviro@thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov or by calling 281-210-3800.
Get certified as a Texas Waters Specialist
Join the corps of well-informed volunteer specialists who provide education, outreach, and service to keep our local water bodies healthy by volunteering right here at home. This unique certification program is made possible by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department. Visit our Texas Waters Specialist webpage for more details on how to get certified as a Texas Waters Specialist.
Storm Drain Marking Volunteer Project
Help keep our waterways clean and healthy. Only Rain in the Drain!The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department, in partnership with all the MUDs within the Township, invites residents to volunteer in the Storm Drain Marking Project. Markers on storm drains remind neighbors that the drains lead directly to a local waterbody; the water is unfiltered and untreated. Pollutants in the water harm the environment, endanger wildlife and pose health risks to humans.
Become a project volunteer --
Register hereFor more information, contact The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department: enviro@thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov | or call 281-210-3800.
Water Management Resources
Water Conservation Resources
- Water Conservation at Home
- Water Conservation in the Yard
- Water Conservation for Kids
- Water Use Calculator
- Water, Use it Wisely
- Texas Water Plan 2017
- Region H Water Plan 2016
- Sprinkler Self Audit