About this Event
Cost: $10, but you'll get a $10 gift card for attending the workshop. Sponsored by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Conserving water in the drought-prone Bay Area is so important, and this workshop will teach you several ways to do so. These can be as simple as having your plumbing checked for leaks to installing drip irrigation and greywater systems. Our expert instructor will explain these methods and answer your questions so you can choose the water-saving techniques that are appropriate for your home.
The workshop fee is $10, but you will get a $10 gift card to the Urban Farmer Store / Heritage Landscape Supply for attending! Please consider making a donation to GFE for this workshop, which is free when you attend and receive a $10 gift card.
Instructor Kat Sawyer strives to make the Bay Area more resilient by implementing natural water management strategies in homes, schools, and public places. As Greening Urban Watersheds Program Manager for The Watershed Project, Kat develops green infrastructure throughout the city of Richmond, constructing rain gardens and bioswales that demonstrate ways to manage urban stormwater with landscapes. Kat has designed and built rainwater catchment systems in more than 25 San Francisco public schools, engaging volunteers from each school community in the process. Kat educates the public about water reclamation and re-use, directing her efforts towards tangible activities that encourage people to become better water stewards in an urban environment.
No walk-up registration permitted for this course.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Garden for the Environment, 1590 7th Avenue, San Francisco, United States
USD 11.49
