Chino workshop to explore water saving

When it comes to saving rainwater, there are several options available to those who call Chino home, and an upcoming activity will offer them the inside scoop on the process.

Southern California is a region that can become very dry at times, and this water friendly workshop will provide an introduction to the various systems that can be used for collecting rainfall. Rain gardens, berms, and swales will all be discussed, as will rain barrels and other catchment devices.

The attendees will leave the session with a better understanding of the importance of collecting precipitation, and how this can relieve pressure on the area's public water supplies. They will know which systems are best for their property and needs, and they will also find out how to test their soil, so they will know if it is suitable and safe for rain catchment.

As well as all the information received, the participants will be given a list of plants that do well in rain gardens or similar features. Stationery printers can provide Copies of handouts for an event that includes full color photos and graphic design elements.

This opportunity for Chino residents to learn how to become more waterwise on their own property will be offered on January 13. It will begin at 9:00am at 4594 San Bernardino Street in Montclair.
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