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Target Audience:

 

  • Homeowners interested in sustainable landscaping practices.
  • Landscape designers and architects.
  • Environmental enthusiasts and advocates.
  • Anyone interested in learning about rainwater harvesting for practical application.

 

This workshop offers a balance between theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, providing attendees with the confidence and competence to implement their own rainwater harvesting systems.  

 

This workshop is planned for Spring 2026.  If the weather is completely uncooperative we will reshchedule to the following day.

 

***Bonus*** Attendees are also entitled to a 1 hour Online session, two weeks after the workshop.   Participants can ask questions and clarifications related to the workshop, or their own rainwater collection system design.

 

Note: Select Workshop under delivery options if outside the free delivery range.

Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting - Spring 2026

C$90.00Price
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  • Duration: 1 Day (6 - 7 hours)

     

    Overview: This hands-on workshop aims to equip participants with the essential knowledge and skills required for implementing rainwater harvesting systems for landscape irrigation. From understanding the fundamentals to practical construction, attendees will gain comprehensive insights into rainwater harvesting technology and its application in meeting site demands effectively.

     

    Workshop Objectives: Upon completion workshop participants will be able to:

    1. Identify opportunities for rainwater harvesting and select appropriate technology to meet site demands.
    2. Calculate rainwater supply and demand, determine tank sizing, and assess catchment area requirements.
    3. Understand key design elements in a rainwater harvesting system, including leaf screening, rain heads, downspout diverters, first flush diverters, and overflow management.
    4. Ensure water quality to minimize health impacts, turbidity, clogging, and sludge layering.
    5. Execute ongoing maintenance requirements for sustainable system operation.

     

     

     

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