Water Conservation: half-empty or half-full?

Regional Webinar Series

This series of recorded webinars presents extension programs that focus on residential water conservation and water quality issues. Extension specialists and agents in different southern states discuss successes and challenges facing extension programs that target homeowner and developer practices that impact water resources.

Duration of each webinar is 90 minutes. The webinars were recorded in February - May 2010.

Yards and Neighborhoods Programs: Stories from Florida, South Carolina, and Tennessee (recorded on 1-18-2011)

Water-Efficient Irrigation Technologies: Florida, North Carolina, and Oklahoma extension programs (recorded on 2-8-2011)

4-H and Water: how to empower youth to protect water resources (recorded on 2-15-2011)

Rainwater Harvesting and Water Reuse: state specialists' and county agents' perspectives (recorded on 3-1-2011)

Household Behavior and Homeowner Education Strategies (recorded on 3-22-2011)

Water and Energy: can we conserve both? (recorded on 4-12-2011)

Water conservation for developers – 101 (recorded on 4-26-2011)

Turf Management: best management practices and regulations (recorded on 5-3-2011)

Evaluation of a Water Conservation Program: is there a "silver bullet"? (recorded on 5-10-2011)

Lake Alice, University of Florida; http://photos.urel.ufl.edu/netpub/server.np?quickfind

Contact Us:

Tatiana Borisova (University of Florida) tborisova@ufl.edu
Frank Henning (Region IV EPA) fhenning@uga.edu
Mike Smolen (Oklahoma State University) smolen@okstate.edu
Damian Adams (University of Florida) dcadams@ufl.edu

Previous Web-Based Series:

Southern Regional Water Program: web-based training events at University of Georgia