Water conservation - coast to coast @MiamiDadeExtension
Water conservation - coast to coast  @MiamiDadeExtension
Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
October was an eventful month for us and our work with urban landscape irrigation. We not only kicked-off the 2013/2014 Irrigation Rebate Program, but we also enjoyed great opportunities to connect with water conservation colleagues locally and nationally. In the first week of October, as one part of the team was making moves in West Palm Beach at the South FL Landscape Irrigation Symposium, another part was holding it down at the 2013 WaterSmart Innovations Conference in Las Vegas, NV. Why WaterSmart? To learn how water districts and utilities out west successfully confront water scarcity and how these efforts are most effectively communicated locally and regionally. Mission accomplished? Have a look for yourself!
Special thanks to: Melissa Baum-Haley (Municipal Water District of Orange County), Mackenzie Boyer (University of Florida), Megan Chery (Alliance for Water Efficiency), Michael Dukes (University of Florida) Martha Golea (Weathermatic), Nicole Lise & Doug Bennett (Southern Nevada Water Authority), Peter Mayer (Water DM), Haley Paul (Town of Gilbert, AZ), Richard Restuccia & Alan Harris (ValleyCrest Companies), Carol M. Ward-Morris (Arizona Municipal Water Users Association), Alice Webb-Cole (Metropolitan Water District of Southern California), Reyna Yagi (Denver Water) and Juan Zamora (Chino Basin Water Conservation District).
Water conservation - coast to coastConservation Conversations: Wed., Dec. 8, 2021. Impacts of Invasive Reptiles in South Florida.Outlook of the 2024 hurricane seasonGoing Florida-friendly, part II - revisiting the case for low-maintenance, drought tolerant plantsLeaf Nutrient Analysis for Tropical Fruit in South FloridaConservation Conversations: Wed, October 11: Habitat Improvement with Frost ScienceA day in the life of IFAS - U.C.U.-style!Biscayne Bay Water Watch 2-How to Fix Your Dissolved Oxygen SampleTropical Fruit Tuesdays: Growing Passion Fruit in FloridaConservation Conversations: Wednesday, August 10, 2022. Reducing Litter in the  City of MiamiConservation Conversations: Wednesday, October 14, 2020. Topic: Best Practices for C & R Fishing.BBWW3-How to Titrate Dissolved Oxygen Samples
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Water conservation - coast to coast

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