Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse has joined mayors across the country in asking people to make a long-term commitment to more wisely manage water resources by taking part in the Wyland National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation.

The Wyland Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promot­ing, protecting and preserving the world’s oceans, waterways and marine life, created the challenge 11 years ago as an opportunity to reward community members for positive conservation actions.

Through April 30, Beverly Hills residents can also show their support for conserving water by making an online pledge at mywaterpledge.com. Those who register are eligible for prizes.

During the COVID-19 pan­demic, the city of Beverly Hills continued to provide services including clean and safe drink­ing water to the community, and has upgraded its facilities and systems to preserve and limit water usage.

Recently, the city of Beverly Hills reopened its water treat­ment plant. Soon, the reopened plant will provide a local supply of reliable and clean water to res­idents without adding additional impacts to Metropolitan Water District resources.

For information, visit bhsaves.org.