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Almost a third of Brits admit they waste water at home - despite future shortage risks
Water Heroes: The Journey of Water – a story from children’s author Catherine Coe, which tells the tale of the Water Wizard as he takes three children on an adventure to discover the sources of freshwater. Steph Lilley, general manager, UK&I, Reckitt said: “The Water Heroes story is designed to create a deeper understanding that the water in our taps has travelled hundreds of miles, and supports precious UK wildlife.“We hope that the story gives both children and their families a new way to learn about the importance of freshwater in our lives.”Primary school children were also taken on an educational walk around a constructed wetland in East Anglia, where the Finish and WWF partnership will be replenishing 500 million litres of water.TV presenter and author Simon Reeve, who went on the walk, said: “It is important children know where water at home comes from, and that we are all mindful of its use so we can help protect freshwater environments.” Take this quiz to find out about your own water-use habits at home.
