MWD’s California Friendly Landscape Program
Energized Solutions (ES) has been selected to provide qualified instructors for the Metropolitan Water District’s California Friendly Landscape Training Program. The Metropolitan Water District is a consortium of 26 cities and water districts and provides water to over 18 million people in parts of Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties.
The California Friendly Landscape Training Program (CFLTP) has been a very popular and successful program and is available to the member districts throughout Southern California. The CFLTP seminars are requested by the member districts and the programs are customized for residents, commercial firms and government agencies. The seminars cover a broad range of topics in water conservation, including landscape design, indigenous plants, xeriscaping and other related subject. ES is committed to developing, supporting, and evaluating sustainable policies and programs and we are very proud to partner with MWD to educate residents, businesses, and local government about what they can do to be “waterwise”. You can learn more about MWD’s programs and resources and those of the member agencies by visiting their sites at: http://www.mwdh2o.com/ and http://bewaterwise.com/
MWD’s California Friendly Landscape Program
Energized Solutions (ES) has been selected to provide qualified instructors for the Metropolitan Water District’s California Friendly Landscape Training Program. The Metropolitan Water District is a consortium of 26 cities and water districts and provides water to over 18 million people in parts of Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties.
The California Friendly Landscape Training Program (CFLTP) has been a very popular and successful program and is available to the member districts throughout Southern California. The CFLTP seminars are requested by the member districts and the programs are customized for residents, commercial firms and government agencies. The seminars cover a broad range of topics in water conservation, including landscape design, indigenous plants, xeriscaping and other related subject. ES is committed to developing, supporting, and evaluating sustainable policies and programs and we are very proud to partner with MWD to educate residents, businesses, and local government about what they can do to be “waterwise”. You can learn more about MWD’s programs and resources and those of the member agencies by visiting their sites at: http://www.mwdh2o.com/ and http://bewaterwise.com/
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