EPISODES

12th Episode

"Water Wars"

Travous has spent thousands of dollars and countless hours creating a backyard fish pond and fountain. He notices that his neighbor is over-fertilizing his lawn and is concerned about the amount of chemicals he is applying. Travous knows these fertilizers can ruin his creation. Travous just wants to share a few details with his neighbor, Marcus who is Latino, but has a little communication problem trying to explain his concerns. That is when he calls Asi Asi for help. Lisa and Rocio have found the experts in water quality perservation and everyone learns a few tips about keeping our waters safe.


Travous doesn't want his fish pond to be destroyed by neighbors over fertilizing their lawn.

Rocio confronts Marcus about not using the proper measurements.

Rocio also discovers Marcus' wife has been boiling the drinking water for her family.

Rocio and Lisa compare notes and take action toward finding a solution!

Michele Steele from the University of Arkansas Department of Agriculture Cooperative Extension, Stormwater Education Program expains the facts about water conservation.

Rocio Palomino from the same organization expains in Spanish.

Water that enters the storm drains goes directly to our lakes and streams.

Water goes from the storm drain to the lake.


Rocio Palomino tell Casey about cleaning windows with vinegar and water instead of using cleaners with amonia.

Michele tells David that cleaning your furniture is so easy when you use olive oil with a few lemon drops. It's also great for leather.

Turn off the water when you brush your teeth! Save the water.

Baking Soda is a natural cleaner for sinks and bathtubs.

A soil test is a great way to find out what your lawn really needs!
Call 479-444-1755 for more information! (AR residents only)

Old paint cans, unused pesticides and cleaners can all be taken to a recycle plant for recycling!

Our drinking water is safe!

Keeping our lakes and streams clean is up to all of us!

You can make a difference!

Recycle, Reuse, Renew!

Asi Asi wants to hear your concerns about our community.