CONSERVATION

Conservation Tips


Check this page for conservation tips and resources from the Board of Water Supply.


Water Waste Hotline
Whenever you see water being wasted – a broken water pipe, a malfunctioning irrigation sprinkler, a faucet left running, or something similar – contact us.

  • Hālawa Xeriscape Garden

    Hālawa Xeriscape Garden: The Hālawa Xeriscape Garden displays a series of xeric (dry) plants in a residential-scale setting to demonstrate species capable of providing a visually attractive garden, while using less water than most currently popular plants.

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  • Water Conservation Rebates

    Through the Water Sensible program, Board of Water Supply customers may be eligible to take advantage of water conservation rebates.

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  • Leak Detection

    Leaks in household and underground water pipes on your property can be costly and wasteful. Check for possible leaks at least once a month, whenever you suspect a leak exists, or before you travel for an extended period of time.

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  • 7 Ways to Save Water

    Hawaiʻi's water resources are limited, so let's not waste a drop. If we save enough water now, we'll have what we need for years to come. Here are some easy ways to conserve water.

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  • Rain Catchment

    Rain catchment systems are easy and effective tools for conserving water outdoors. The captured nonpotable rainwater can be used in a number of activities, including watering lawns and plants, as well as washing tools, cars, and pets. Here are some commonly asked questions about rain catchment.

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  • Xeriscape

    Because an estimated 50 percent of water consumption in the average single-family home is used outdoors, xeriscaping offers an ideal way to minimize water waste while maintaining the beautiful landscapes of our island.

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Hālawa Xeriscape Garden
Learn more about xeriscape at our demonstration garden nestled in Hālawa Valley.

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