Rainwater Harvesting

Passive water harvesting is the practice of shaping the land itself. Basins, berms, and flow paths slow down and spread out rainwater so that it sinks in where plants can use it instead of running off into the street. Passive rainwater harvesting is the foundation of everything else we do: once the water is moving the right way, the rock, the plants, and the soil all start working together.

Click below to learn more from great local resources, Brad Lancaster and Watershed Management Group.