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DESCRIPTION:Have you been thinking about harvesting rainwater for irrigating your 
 garden, or even simply reducing your "blue footprint" and using H20 more 
 sustainably? Then join us in welcoming local visionary, Brock 
 Dolman!\n\nThrough this presentation Brock will highlights way in which to 
 integrate raingardens, swales, rainbarrels, cisterns, ponds and other 
 simple designs into the landscapes of our homes, gardens and neighborhoods. 
 With the impending drought, these techniques can also help us reduce our 
 pressure on municipal water supplies, reduce our carbon footprint, reduce 
 our impact on streams and rivers that are home to endangered salmon in 
 Marin County, and honor water as the precious resource that it truly 
 is.\n\nTwo *NEW* local initiatives led by SPAWN and Sustainable Fairfax to 
 help our communities design, fund and build rainwater harvesting projects 
 will also be highlighted.\n\nBROCK DOLMAN is the Director of OAEC's WATER 
 Institute. He is also the director of OAEC's Permaculture Program, he 
 co-directs the Wildlands Biodiversity Program and he co-manages the 
 Center's biodiversity collection, orchards and 70 acres of wildlands. 
 Living up to his specialized generalist nature, and rekindling the 
 dwindling art of the peripatetic natural historian, his experience ranges 
 from the study of wildlife biology, native California botany and watershed 
 ecology, to the practice of habitat restoration, education about 
 regenerative human settlement design, ethno-ecology, and ecological 
 literacy activism towards societal transformation.\nVisit the WATER 
 Institute's website at http://www.oaecwater.org/ \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/07/10/18515125.php
SUMMARY:BLUE Landscaping and Rainwater Harvesting Workshop presented by SPAWN
LOCATION:Fairfax WOMEN'S CLUB at Peri Park in Fairfax. 46 Park Rd, Fairfax, CA, 
 94930
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/07/10/18515125.php
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