Water Conservation Workshops
Landscape Education Program
Sponsored by the City of Redwood City and the Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA). BAWSCA member agencies offer several classes throughout the Bay Area every Spring and Fall.
Would you like your garden to be environmentally-friendly, water-efficient, and beautiful?
Join us - we'll show you how! You'll learn all the steps involved in creating a beautiful water efficient garden. Redwood City's Water Conservation Program invites all residents to participate.
Free Landscape Classes
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Registration Required. Reserve a spot today at bawsca.org/classes or call (650) 349-3000. Not interested in these topics? More classes are available throughout the Bay Area.
Smart Irrigation Technology Wed, Mar 26, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm - Open to the Public
Zoom Webinar
Instructor: Frank Niccoli Host: City of Redwood City The integration of smart technology into outdoor spaces is revolutionizing modern landscaping. Learn how to choose the best system for your landscape. Smart irrigation components include irrigation controllers, rain sensors, soil moisture sensors, water flow systems and more. Register at bawsca.org/classes https://bawsca.org/classes_2.php?id_evnt=527
Multi-Functional Water Efficient Garden Spaces
Zoom Webinar
Instructor: Frank Niccoli Host: City of Redwood City Multi-functional garden spaces are a key trend. Learn how to design your yard to serve multiple purposes - seating, cooking, play and more. Integrate edibles into your garden. Transform balconies into lush retreats with a vertical garden. All with a focus on water efficient plantings and smart irrigation.
Register at bawsca.org/classes https://bawsca.org/classes_2.php?id_evnt=528
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Past Presentations
Spring 2019
Landscape Design - Design concepts of water efficient goals and budget setting, and how to avoid common mistakes.
More Ways to Conserve
Looking for more ways to conserve water? Check out our Water Conservation Tips page for daily tips on how to save water. Also, be sure to visit the Water Conservation Programs page for more ways to save.
