The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center will offer a Roofwater Catchment workshop on Sunday, August 2 starting at 9 am until noon
This half day workshop is for all those interested in how to safely harvest and store high quality water from your roof for potable and/or landscape use. We all depend on fresh water and a roof water harvesting system can provide a cost-effective and self-sufficient source of clean water that is not dependent upon diminishing ground and surface water supplies and provides water for fire protection during the dry season. In addition, roof water systems can enhance overall watershed health and assist in the recovery of endangered salmonids by reducing demands on the creek water that is so critical to their survival. This course will have a lecture/slideshow component that covers all the details of system design as well as a tour of the various systems we have installed on site.
Please try to arrive by 8:45 am in order to leave time to park and get settled in.
The instructor is Brock Dolman. The course fee is $35.