Natalie Anderson (Starr Co.) recently spoke to a group of parents and kids about the importance of water conservation, and the mission of the 4-H Water Ambassadors Program. She discussed the program and encouraged students to join. Natalie used brochures from Take Care of Texas as well as placed stickers in the bathrooms that let people know to turn of the faucet when you’re not using it.
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Carson Manning Tests Water at Lake Fork
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