One of the gratifying things about running a green campaign is when it pops up in popular books. We just got word that our Water – Use It Wisely conservation campaign family water audit is featured in the new kids book, “50 Simple Things Kids Can Do To Save The Earth.” The water audit helps kids work with their parents to see how water efficient their home is.
The book, which currently boasts more than 1 million copies sold, was written by Sophie Javna and a host of contributors from “The Earth Works Group.” “The New 50…” is a sequel to the original title, “The 50 Simple Things Kids Can Do To Save The Earth,” originally penned by Sophie Javna’s father, John Javna in 1990.
To pick up either copy you can visit Amazon here and to learn more about the Water – Use It Wisely “Family Water Audit,” click here.
The Water – Use It Wisely campaign has been featured in a host of books and publications, including Fast Company, “Stanford Social Innovation Review,” David Bach’s, “50 Simple Ways To Save The Earth,” and the college marketing textbook, “Corporate Social Responsibility.”
If you want to tap that inner kid inside you, try your hand at our interactive water conservation concentration game called Tip Tank. Can you beat all three levels? You might learn something about saving water along the way.
Tags: 50 Simple Things Kids Can Do To Save The Earth, Green guides, sustainability, Sustainable kids, Water - Use It Wisely, water conservation
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