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Designed landscapes that collect, absorb, and filter stormwater runoff from roofs, driveways, and other hard surfaces, reducing the need for traditional water drainage systems.

The process of returning a stream or river to its natural state to improve water quality, increase water retention, and stabilize banks.

A landscaping method that reduces the need for supplemental water from irrigation by utilizing drought-resistant plants and efficient landscaping practices.

Devices that monitor soil moisture levels to optimize irrigation schedules and prevent overwatering, leading to water conservation.

Organizations formed by groups of water users who work together to manage and conserve water resources efficiently and sustainably.

Initiatives aimed at increasing public awareness about the importance of water conservation and teaching methods for reducing water use.

The process of artificially increasing the amount of water that enters an aquifer, often through methods such as infiltration basins or injection wells.

Fixtures designed to use less water than conventional models, such as low-flow toilets and showerheads, which help reduce water consumption.

Creating landscapes that require minimal water input by choosing indigenous plants and implementing efficient irrigation practices.

Appliances designed to use less water than traditional models, such as dishwashers and washing machines, contributing to overall water conservation in households.

Agricultural techniques that keep the soil covered with plants or mulch to help retain moisture, reduce evaporation, and prevent erosion.

The process of reusing treated domestic wastewater for non-potable purposes, such as landscape irrigation, reducing the use of fresh water.

Advanced irrigation systems designed to minimize water waste, often including drip systems, soaker hoses, or smart controllers that adjust to weather conditions.

An irrigation method that delivers water directly to the base of the plant through a system of tubes, pipes, valves, and emitters, reducing water waste.

Enhancing the natural replenishment of groundwater stocks by using man-made structures like ponds, ditches, or wells to direct water underground.

The practice of storing water rights or actual water supplies for future use, either in times of drought or for growing population needs.

A process that removes minerals from saline water, making it suitable for human consumption and irrigation.

Strategies aimed at reducing water consumption through measures such as public education campaigns, water pricing, and regulations on use.

Collecting and storing rainwater from roofs or other surfaces to use for irrigation and other purposes, reducing demand on conventional water supplies.