Smart controllers automatically adjust your irrigation schedule to save water and money. This workshop will teach you more about what they are and how they work, but most importantly, how...
Learn about the history of water in the Sonoran Desert, the current threats and opportunities related to water supplies, and how you can reduce your use at home. This presentation...
Approximately, one-third of Chandler’s annual water supplies come from the Colorado River. The Bureau of Reclamation recently published new rules that govern Colorado River shortages in Arizona, California, and Nevada. Come learn about Chandler’s water resources and how shortages impact Chandler. Presented by City of Chandler Water Resources Staff. This program is supported by the City of...
Approximately, 1/3 of Chandler’s annual water supplies come from the Colorado River. The Bureau of Reclamation recently published new rules that govern Colorado River shortages in Arizona, California, and Nevada. Learn about Chandler’s water resources and how shortages impact Chandler. Register HERE!
Work with the forces of nature to create an attractive, wildlife-friendly garden built to thrive in our desert climate. Learn about the importance of proper plant selection, water, mulch, maintenance and more from Water Conservation Specialist, Anne Stahley, with the City of Glendale.
For vast portions of the western Sonoran Desert, tinajas provide the only available surface water for humans and wildlife. These bedrock-bound stream pools may hold water for weeks to over a year after significant rainfall events, but their hydroperiods (cycles of wetting and drying) vary across tinajas. Since 2019, we have studied dozens of tinajas...