There are seldom any fast solutions. Community leadership will be responsible for developing, coordinating, and implementing the Groundwater Guardian activities. It will be community leaders, committees, and volunteers who get the job done. Because the Groundwater Guardian program is essentially a self-help process, the key to success will be the community's desire to get things done. A strong will to succeed Recognition of successes While planning is essential, the need for action is even greater.
Activity leads to confidence.
Confidence to tackle tough, substantive issues leads to trust between a community's citizens. This is essential to the success of the Groundwater Guardian process. The process continues each year the community enters the Groundwater Guardian program. The Groundwater Foundation. This page last updated January 2000.