What a concept! Apparently grass painting has been around for some time, according to this company's website. With conservation concerns on the rise, businesses like this are expanding. What a novel idea...I have to admit I love the look of a lush, deep green lawn! Perhaps we will see companies like this pop up in Arizona. In Lake Havasu City there are folks who have green painted rocks in their yards, though I appreciate their efforts, the results are not quite as appealing.
Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Seeing Green~Professional Grass Painting Company
What a concept! Apparently grass painting has been around for some time, according to this company's website. With conservation concerns on the rise, businesses like this are expanding. What a novel idea...I have to admit I love the look of a lush, deep green lawn! Perhaps we will see companies like this pop up in Arizona. In Lake Havasu City there are folks who have green painted rocks in their yards, though I appreciate their efforts, the results are not quite as appealing.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Northwest Arizona Watershed Council Meeting
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2008
3 PM TO 5:00 PM
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE
101 EAST BEALE,
KINGMAN, ARIZONA
AGENDA ITEMS:
1. Welcome and Introductions – Elno Roundy, Chairman
2. News from Arizona Department of Water Resources – John Fortune, ADWR
3. News from Mohave County – Kevin Davidson, Planning and Zoning Dept.
4. News from City of Kingman – Dean Wolslagel
5. News from Cooperative Extension – Aline Parker
6. News from Bureau of Land Management – Paul Hobbs
7. Developing a Water Fact Sheet for the Sacramento Aquifer – Elno Roundy
8. Drugs in our Water?– Discussion – Earl Engelhardt **
9. Watershed Council Website – Discussion – Denise Bensusan
10. Any other water topic – open discussion
Meeting Sponsored by: Arizona Department of Water Resources
**Just a little FYI...several years ago, I sponsored and the Governor signed into law, a bill that would allow the recycling of unused prescription medications. I was motivated to sponsor this legislation for severalreasons including lessening the contamination of our water when disposing ofunused meds. See A.R.S. 32-1909.
3 PM TO 5:00 PM
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE
101 EAST BEALE,
KINGMAN, ARIZONA
AGENDA ITEMS:
1. Welcome and Introductions – Elno Roundy, Chairman
2. News from Arizona Department of Water Resources – John Fortune, ADWR
3. News from Mohave County – Kevin Davidson, Planning and Zoning Dept.
4. News from City of Kingman – Dean Wolslagel
5. News from Cooperative Extension – Aline Parker
6. News from Bureau of Land Management – Paul Hobbs
7. Developing a Water Fact Sheet for the Sacramento Aquifer – Elno Roundy
8. Drugs in our Water?– Discussion – Earl Engelhardt **
9. Watershed Council Website – Discussion – Denise Bensusan
10. Any other water topic – open discussion
Meeting Sponsored by: Arizona Department of Water Resources
**Just a little FYI...several years ago, I sponsored and the Governor signed into law, a bill that would allow the recycling of unused prescription medications. I was motivated to sponsor this legislation for severalreasons including lessening the contamination of our water when disposing ofunused meds. See A.R.S. 32-1909.
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