The Partnership for Water Sustainability in British Columbia (i.e. the Partnership) has announced that the homepage for the waterbucket.ca website has been updated to be a more current and easy-to-navigate resource that delivers the latest information, tools, and guidance documents, a portal where members can share resources and ideas, and much more…
"Recently, the Partnership made a key decision to create a new front page to the website to help strengthen our identity, support forward looking initiatives that tackle some of the most important issues about water sustainability, and to realize exciting new opportunities," reports Mike Tanner, WaterBucket Chair.
"The first step was to develop the branding and logo for the Partnership and this is now prominently displayed on our front page. One of the biggest changes is that the blog is now much more prominently featured. This is because we hope to make the blog a central place for online discussion of issues relating to water sustainability and land management. It is hoped that the blog will draw more people to the site, building a vibrant community in the process."
"But this is only the start of new and exciting things to come. Over time we will expand and improve our site to not only continue to be the key to the communication strategy for the Partnership but also to meet our vision to provide a resource-rich, highly interactive 'destination' location for timely and provocative information about water sustainability in British Columbia," concludes Mike Tanner.
"The first step was to develop the branding and logo for the Partnership and this is now prominently displayed on our front page. One of the biggest changes is that the blog is now much more prominently featured. This is because we hope to make the blog a central place for online discussion of issues relating to water sustainability and land management. It is hoped that the blog will draw more people to the site, building a vibrant community in the process."
"But this is only the start of new and exciting things to come. Over time we will expand and improve our site to not only continue to be the key to the communication strategy for the Partnership but also to meet our vision to provide a resource-rich, highly interactive 'destination' location for timely and provocative information about water sustainability in British Columbia," concludes Mike Tanner.
To learn more about waterbucket.ca, click on Convening for Action in British Columbia: Water Balance Model and Water Bucket Website are twin engines for 'water-centric' Outreach & Continuing Education Program
News Release #2011-33
July 19, 2011
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