State model water conservation reshapes sustainable landscape standards for professionals and homeowners. Water conservation, for governments and individuals, is slowly becoming a part of the public’s lexicon. Through official mandates and sometimes of their own volition, homeowners throughout Southern California are beginning to rethink how best to implement sustainable features in their lawns and gardens. [...]
CA MWELO Is A Design Game Changer
Posted on 20. May, 2010 by pamela in Attainable Sustainable, G3 Blog, G3 Education, G3 In The News, Professional, Water Conservation, Watershed Notes, Watershed Wise Landscape
It’s Raining! ECLWRF Infiltration Works!
Posted on 23. Dec, 2009 by pamela in Attainable Sustainable, Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility, G3 Blog, G3 Community, G3 Design Studio, G3 Education, G3 Media, G3 Partners, Green Infrastructure, Homeowner, HOWs, Los Angeles/South Bay, Rain Capture, Rain Gardens, Resources, Surfrider Foundation, Surfrider's Ocean Friendly Gardens, Video, Watershed Friendly Gardens, Watershed Notes, Watershed Wise Landscape, West Basin MWD
It’s raining pretty steadily today, so we rushed over to the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility’s OFG to see how the permeable paving and infiltration devices were holding water. Here’s what the installation looked like on the day we completed the Hands-on Workshop. Below is a video of the devices DOING THEIR JOB [...]
