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H2O Heroes: Conserve and Protect

Managing water consumption has been a long standing challenge at the local, regional and global levels where recent trends indicate an increase in water scarcity. An important part of water consumption is resource management. It is critical to understand what assets are being depleted and how, before taking action. Join this quest and become a water guardian!

Made by Frankie

⏱ 1 hrs📍 10 stops

🌐 Play in 🇬🇧 English

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Starting point

Torgersen Bridge · Torgersen Hall

🌐 Available in🇬🇧 English

Places you will visit

It will take you

26-56 mins

You will walk

4600 steps

Total distance

3.5 km

What you'll actually do

Download the Questo app and unlock the quest. Walk to Torgersen Bridge whenever you like · no guide, no group, no time slot.
Solve 10 puzzles hidden in the streets around you. Each one you crack unlocks the next location.
Finish at Greenhouse and see where you land on the Blacksburg leaderboard.

Highlights

Climate change intensifies the water crisis, making conservation more urgent. Every drop matters, as small actions like efficient systems and clean practices protect resources. By conserving water, we sustain life and take responsibility for our future. H2O Heroes empowers you to make a difference where it starts—right here on campus.

Made by Frankie

Frankie created this quest · the route, the puzzles and the story are theirs.

Meet the maker

The mission: Your story in Blacksburg

Water is life, but it’s under threat. A villain lurks in the shadows: the Clock. With each tick, the Clock draws us closer to 2025, when the threat of water scarcity will impact millions. As time runs out, it becomes critical for you to gather information and take action before the Clock strikes the hour of judgment. As a water guardian, you must work together to protect the water resources we have left and stop the Clock’s plan!

Your mission is clear: uncover the answers, outsmart the Clock, and prove that even small habits can create lasting change. Time is running out—will you rise as the Water Guardian our campus needs?