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SUMMARY:Sneak preview of "Water Harvester: An Invitation to Abundance" documentary\, plus tour of water-harvesting earthworks at the Tumamoc Resilience Garden
DESCRIPTION:WHERE:\nThe Boat House at the base of Tumamoc Hill\n(on the right/west side of road up the Hill\, look for stone building just after you pass the entrance gate)\n1675 W. Anklam Rd.\nTucson\, Arizona 85745 \n  \nTour of the Tumamoc Resilience Gardens led by Brad Lancaster\n6:30pm to 7pm\nThe Tumamoc Resilience Garden at the base of Tumamoc Hill east of the Shrine House (white adobe house with turquoise trim) will be an inspirational setting where our community can have hands-on participation in how to live in the desert in a hotter and drier future.\nBrad Lancaster designed the just finished passive water-harvesting earthworks that are the topographical foundation of the Garden\, and will harvest rainfall and stormwater runoff to provide free\, on-site irrigation to the garden\, help recharge our groundwater\, and control flooding and erosion on the hill and downstream.\nInstallation of the earthworks was done by Little John Excavating and Dryland Design.\nBrad will lead a 30-minute tour of these earthworks and share what is to come next. \nSee here to view a video of Brad’s presentation Planting the Seeds for Tomorrow: The Tumamoc Resilience Garden – Planting the Rain \n  \nScreening of the film “Water Harvester: An Invitation to Abundance”\n7pm to 8pm \nThe Desert Laboratory will host the screening of the new half hour documentary Water Harvester: An Invitation to Abundance by Arizona Public Media producer/director David Fenster. Be the first to see it! \nClick image below to view the trailer\n \nScreening will be followed by questions and answers with David Fenster and Brad Lancaster.\nBrad will also be on hand to sell and sign the new full-color editions of his books Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond \n  \nParking\nIt can be difficult to park right at the entrance of Tumamoc Hill so we encourage you to walk or ride a bike to the event. \nIf you drive to Tumamoc Hill\, park on the street along Anklam Road. \nDo NOT park in the parking lots of Saint Mary’s Hospital or the medical offices along Anklam Road\, as these spaces are designated for physicians and employees of the medical facilities as well as patients and their families. Please note that parking regulations are enforced in these lots.   \nIf you ride a bicycle\, please lock your bike to a metal post/bike rack at the entrance.
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