This BYOB (Build Your Own Bain) video with Joaquin was created as part of the Recharge the Rain program with AZ Project Wet and some students.
What's a basin, anyhow? How do I build one? Take a less-than-three-minute break and find out!
This video shows you step-by-step how to build your own basin, or raingarden. Great for your yard or any urban landscape space, learn how to quickly and easily transform your landscape into one that harvests rain and grows shade trees and native habitat.
Living Lab Program Manager Malissa Hubbard walks us through what and how to seed save!
Learn from Sky Jacobs, Administrator and IT Manager, how to support people and the environment by pruning trees in your neighborhood!
Joaquin Murrieta-Saldivar visits two large-scale green infrastructure projects in Tucson, the Kino Sports Complex and the Santa Cruz Heritage Project. He compares this with typical grey infrastructure and helps us imagine a city with more green infrastructure to restore the flow.
Learn how to Build Your Own Basin in WMG's first-ever zine!
¡Cuencamelo todo! Aprende a construir tu propia cuenca con el primer zine de WMG.
After several hours of gentle rain in Tucson, water clogs the streets of the modest Palo Verde neighborhood.
City High School with Watershed Management Group received a NOAA Recharge the Rain grant to create community resilience and green infrastructure.
Watershed Management Group worked with Agua Dulce Homeowners Association to create rainwater harvesting features in the comment land areas. This video starts at the section where WMG is covered. Also, check out the part of before & after photos - the results are stunning!
