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Homeowner Water Conservation Workshop: Transforming LA’s Landscapes

Monday, Sep 09

Rethink Your Yard: Transforming LA’s Landscapes: Homeowner Water Conservation Workshop

Tuesday, Sept. 17, 6p-7p

What: Water conservation workshop for LA homeowners, hosted by LA Waterkeeper and LA Dept. of Water and Power. This workshop will dive into the importance of water-wise landscaping—a holistic approach that integrates water conservation, rainwater capture, and ecosystem health right in your own backyard.

When & Where: Tuesday, Sept. 17 from 6 to 7 pm. Online. Region: Los Angeles.

Cost: Free

Event link: https://www.lawaterkeeper.org/events/rethink-your-yard

Description:

As we navigate the extremes of drought and heavy rainfall, it's crucial to rethink how we manage water in our communities. Join experts from LA Waterkeeper, Green Gardens Group, LADWP, and Climate Reality Project LA as they discuss why shifting from traditional lawns to water-wise landscapes is key to LA's climate resilience; how LADWP's resources and rebates can help you transform your yard; and community perspectives on water conservation and the barriers to making sustainable changes.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how your yard can be a vital part of LA’s water future. Let's turn our landscapes into lifescapes that sustain us all! 

Sign up:  https://www.lawaterkeeper.org/events/rethink-your-yard 

 

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