Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond by Brad Lancaster |
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Think you're already signed up for Brad's email list? We're sorry to say that all of you who signed up before October 1, 2009, will need to sign up again, above, to receive updates on Brad's books, talks, workshops, and other appearances. Thanks! Thought Seeds“Begin harvesting water where it is simple, easy, and inexpensive - in your landscape. Follow a more sustainable hierarchy of water management where: • Rainwater and localized runoff, our on-site water resources, are the primary water source for our landscapes and gardens. • Greywater is the secondary water source for our landscapes. Greywater is household "wastewater" that drains from sinks, clothes washers, showers, bathtubs, reverse-osmosis water filters, and the condensate from air conditioners. • Municipal water or groundwater from private wells is strictly a supplementary source for landscapes and only in times of need such as a drought. This is water pumped onto, or pumped up to, our site.” -- Brad Lancaster, "Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond" 30% to 50% of the drinking water consumed by the average American or Australian household is used to irrigate landscapes. |
Brad Lancaster: Sandia Prep School, February 22, 2010 – Albuquerque NM
Brad will be working with the students of Sandia Prep throughout the day on Monday, February 22. Curriculum to include an introduction to water harvesting; the lessons of Mr Phiri, the African water farmer; and a hands-on campus water-budget project with the students and faculty of the Sustainability Committee. For more information about Sandia Prep, please visit them online at www.sandiaprep.org. |
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