Soaring summer temperatures may entice you to water your landscape more than necessary. Err on the side of conservation to keep your yard healthy and to ensure you’re following the mandatory ...
The Southern Nevada Water Authority treats almost the entire Valley’s drinking water before municipal water agencies deliver it to your tap. SNWA is committed to the ...
Removing nonfunctional turf—such as grassy medians, street edges and grassy spaces in front of businesses—can drastically improve water conservation. “All grass is not created equal. We want to see grass in parks, schools, sports fields and other places where it can be enjoyed,” said Bronson Mack of Southern Nevada Water Authority ...
As the region becomes hotter and drier, the importance of water efficiency in Southern Nevada increases. Because of this, more companies are reducing their water use to help protect supplies and ensure ...
Landscapes need less water in colder months, however, specific plants may need special attention. Be sure to give each one an individualized touch. "Determine if your plants are winter hardy and safeguard them accordingly," ...
Water conservation efforts are good for the planet and your checkbook, but water-saving strategies don’t end at home. Commercial and industrial spaces account for 20% of water use ...
If you didn’t change your sprinkler clock at the start of the month, it’s time to do so. September 1 marks the beginning of fall watering restrictions—decreasing our designated watering ...
Almost all water used indoors in Southern Nevada is recycled, making outdoor water conservation a primary concern year-round. According to the Southern Nevada Water Authority, about ...
Understanding water issues and infrastructure is necessary for all desert dwellers. It’s our responsibility to ensure there will be enough water for ...