 Saving water is an excellent way to show that you care and are willing to do your little bit to help. Whether you store just a small amount to reduce your use of the municipal supply or get off the grid completely,it will be beneficial for the entire community and for future generations.The more we can save now the more there will be for our children. Saving water now will also teach our children to save and we can create a water wise generation for the future. Keep on saving,even when it's raining. | Drought The dam levels for many areas of South Africa are down from last years figures. The Western Cape storage area is down by 7% from last year. This is a worrying statistic,especially in the beginning of summer. Of even more concern are the dam levels for the K catchment area. This area serves [...] Save Water There are few things we take for granted as much as our ability to turn on the tap and get water in a seemingly endless supply. Even during droughts,and in spite of water restrictions,ubiquitous advertising about water shortages and water conservation,most of us treat this precious resource as a [...] Knysna Lourie –now named the Knysna Turaco Residents of Knysna and much of the Garden Route area have recently experienced some very welcome rainfall. Knysna itself has had approximately 118mm of rain for the month of October. Of course the rain we have received is not nearly sufficient to bring us out of [...] |
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Against a global rainfall average of 870mm per year,South Africa receives a pitiful 450mm,making it the world's 30th driest country.