Join Peter Annin, author of “Purified” and a leading voice in water recycling and management, for an insightful discussion on how Washington County’s water plans compare to innovative practices across the United States. Discover how these strategies can help shape a sustainable water future for our community.
- When: February 13, 2025 from 6:30pm to 8pm
- Where: St George Children’s Museum, Top Floor, 86 S Main St, St. George
Register now for this FREE event to secure your spot (it is 50% sold out already).
This event, presented by Conserve Southwest Utah, brings an expert outsider’s perspective to our community’s approach to wastewater recycling and water conservation. Peter Annin will draw on his national research to compare what water-scarce districts across the country are doing with the plans being developed here in Washington County.
Leading up to the event
To ensure his presentation is tailored to our unique challenges, Peter will meet with key stakeholders, including the Washington County Water Conservancy District, Ivins City, St. George City, and the Ivins Dry Wash Study Group. He’ll also tour vital water infrastructure such as the St. George Reclamation Facility and the Quail Creek and Sand Hollow Reservoirs.
These meetings and field tours will provide him with a comprehensive understanding of our region’s water resources and plans, culminating in a presentation that promises to be both relevant and impactful.
Let’s come together to secure a sustainable water future for Washington County.
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