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Event: Water Conservation Conference in Houston

A conference on water conservation will be held in Houston on Jan. 23 titled "Capitalizing on Water Conservation: Benefits, Opportunities, Requirements & Lessons Learned," focusing on water funding and other related issues.

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What: A conference on water titled "Capitalizing on Water Conservation: Benefits, Opportunities, Requirements & Lessons Learned." The conference will focus on how Proposition 6, water-infrastructure funding and HB4 may affect local communities; on strategies for smart infrastructure investment; on implementing water conservation programs; and other water-related issues.

Who: Policymakers, consultants, analysts and advocates interested in water issues. Sponsors include the Sierra Club, the Water Foundation, the National Wildlife Foundation, the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District, the San Jacinto River Authority and the city of Houston. 

When: Jan. 23

Where: United Way Resource Center 50 Waugh Drive, Houston, TX 77007

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