Waterloo Wellington Children's Groundwater Festival
10 Huron Rd. Kitchener, ON, Canada

We are so grateful for financial support we've received from Pinchin Ltd. They’re one of the local businesses who enable us to run exciting environmental education for youth in our community. Thank you Pinchin, you are a #WaterHero!

The Grand River Conservation Authority held an emergency board meeting this week to discuss the province’s proposed changes for conservation authorities and to plan its response.

Hooray! Let's keep improving our water efficiency.

Thank you Linamar Corporation for your support of the Children’s Groundwater Festival! Without you, we couldn’t share water’s awesomeness with so many students across County of Wellington, The City of Guelph and Region of Waterloo. We're grateful to work with a #WaterHero like you!

Shout-out to our wonderful sponsors! We couldn’t provide fun water education for kids without donations from businesses like XCG Consulting Limited. Thank you for your support. You’re a true #WaterHero!

Water is always moving. But how does it travel underground? Learn about porosity and permeability with this try-at-home activity. Head over to bit.ly/BeAWaterHero and click Travel Underground. Have fun and get your hands dirty! #WaterHero

Think your water-saving knowledge is leak-proof? These videos bust some myths about water-wasting leaks. Being alert for leaks is a great way to save water and be a #WaterHero.

Neat! Check out this trivia contest to test your #WaterHero skills. It starts soon (2 p.m.) on Instagram. Rumour has it participating could win you a rain barrel or a high-efficiency showerhead.

Water with care and be a #WaterHero! If everyone over-waters grass, gardens and trees, our water supply can get low during hot, dry weather like we have now. In the Region of Waterloo, there's a conservation by-law in place each summer to help protect our precious groundwater. Remember, grass only needs an inch of water per week.