Some sources of essential care that result in improved water quality and its preservation for future generations.1 Isolation of catchment and adequate distribution of different land uses.The area adjacent to the spring (APP) to be all enclosed to avoid the access of animals, humans, vehicles, etc.. Keep a constant watch for no pollution of the area surrounding the springs.



2 Distribution of land useAvoid land use in the area surrounding the springs in a radius of 50 m. Agricultural activities of tillage, fertilization, planting, cultivation, harvesting and transportation of our products carry workers, machinery and draft animals to the site, contaminating physical, biological and chemical water, and cause soil erosion. 3 Adequacy of rural facilities should be withdrawn any and all houses, chicken coops, stables, pigsties, deposits of pesticides or other construction that may, or infiltration of excretions and chemicals, or Entrainment surface (runoff), contaminate groundwater well as directly pollute the east. In the case of chemicals, one must undertake the analysis of water.
3 Adequacy of rural facilitiesShould be removed any and all houses, chicken coops, stables, pigsties, deposits of pesticides or other construction that may, or infiltration of chemicals and excretions, or Entrainment surface (runoff), contaminate groundwater and pollute directly Rising . In the case of chemicals, one must undertake the analysis of water.
4th Conservation entire basin contribution. Relationship between the area and the contribution of permanent preservation.This work should be carried out jointly by the whole community (public and private), seeking the management and maintenance of watersheds. This paper starts from the place where the spring emerges, following the rest of its course, preserving existing vegetation. Care Source for the use of water for consumption Construction of protective structures of springs. The structures protecting the springs aims to avoid contamination, especially drinking water, already in its origin, either by soil particles or organic matter from the surrounding plants, insects and others.