Florida’s Water Conserv II project stands out as one of the most innovative and successful examples of large-scale water reuse. Recognized as the largest reuse project of its kind globally, Water Conserv II demonstrates how treated wastewater can become a valuable resource for agriculture and groundwater replenishment.
Located in Central Florida, the project uses recycled treated wastewater to irrigate approximately 2,737 acres of citrus groves. Instead of discharging treated water into rivers or oceans, the system redirects it to productive agricultural use, conserving freshwater supplies while supporting one of Florida’s most important agricultural industries.