Tracking and Optimizing Water Consumption: Walailak University’s Approach to Sustainability
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Sustainability and Stewardship Walailak University is located in southern Thailand, covering a total area of 21,196,440 square meters, making it the largest university in terms of land area in the country. Additionally, the university experiences two seasons throughout the year: the hot season and the rainy season. During the rainy season, there is significant rainfall, with an annual precipitation of 2,544.53 millimeters, which often causes flooding in the area. To address this, Walailak University has implemented a sustainable water management system to prevent flooding while maintaining water reserves in its 3 main reservoirs (Pruk Sachon Reservoir, Mon Tara Reservoir, and Chala Nusorn Reservoir), ponds, and canals. Pruk Sachon ReservoirMon Tara ReservoirChala Nusorn ReservoirCurrently, the university has a total water conservation area of 1,672,217 square meters, which has increased by 4,000…








