Learn From the Experts!
Through partnerships with key community organizations, Marin Water is pleased to host or attend several upcoming webinars and in-person events to help customers with home outdoor water-savings.
Our webinar series partners include:
- UC Marin Master Gardeners: University of California-trained and certified volunteers who provide research-based knowledge and information on sustainable landscape practices, pest management and home horticulture to gardeners in Marin.
- The College of Marin: The College of Marin offers a series of workshops based on Marin Water’s Watershed Approach to Landscaping (WAL) Handbook and is an introduction to making your garden into a micro-watershed. Learn more
- Sloat Garden Center: In partnership with Marin Water and the Master Gardeners, the Sloat Garden Center will host two free upcoming landscape webinars touching on resilient, fire-safe landscaping and more.
Click on the events below for more details about each one and to access registration information.
| January | ||
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Jan. 7 6:30pm | Climate Action Workshops by Resilient Neighborhoods (Thursday Team) | Join a free Climate Action Workshop to reduce your carbon footprint and water use, and prepare your family and community for the impacts of climate change. The workshop consists of five meetings, taking place on Thursday evenings, starting on Jan. 7 and continuing every other week. |
Jan. 13 4:30 p.m. | Climate Action Workshops by Resilient Neighborhoods (Wednesday Team) | Join a free Climate Action Workshop to reduce your carbon footprint and water use, and prepare your family and community for the impacts of climate change. The workshop consists of five meetings, taking place on Wednesday evenings, starting on Jan. 13 and continuing every other week. |
If you are an individual with a disability requiring an accommodation, please contact ADAcoordinator@marinwater.org at least two business days prior to the event, program or service. Advance notification will allow Marin Water to consider and implement reasonable accommodations to aid accessibility.