On a Saturday morning in early December, Sally Sherman sat on the porch of a house that the Watershed Management Group uses as an office. Next to a garden of fruit trees in front of her were about ten people sitting in the shade and listening. Some had notepads. “Oh, here comes rainwater. Yeah, and everybody should test this because it's really so nice,” Sherman told the crowd. Read more...
The Living Lab connects us—the people, plants, animals, land, and water of the Sonoran Desert. Since starting the development of the Living Lab and Learning Center in 2012, we have seen it is so much more than a physical place.
WMG’s Living Lab and Learning Center is our cream of the crop demonstration site and beats the pants off LEED st
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One of the consistent issues we face with our composting toilets are insect infestations.
You are invited to join us for our newest series of classes in Tucson—Living Lab Field Studies—and experience WMG's Living Lab as your living laboratory. You'll learn sustainable desert living skills in a fun, hands-on experience, with access to working systems to improve soil health, care for your urban forest, grow a cornucopia of tasty Sonoran foods, and more.
