Water Harvesting Resources

These water harvesting resources are organized into three categories: Demonstration Sites, Online Resources, and Workshops.

Type	Organization	Link	Description
Online Resource	American Rivers	What is Green Infrastructure?	American Rivers webpage dedicated to green infrastructure
Online Resource	Northern Arizona University	Green NAU	Northern Arizona University effort to create a sustainable campus
Online Resource	National Association of Clean Water Agencies	Green Infrastructure: Have We Reached a Tipping Point?	NACWA blog entry describing green infrastructure and outlining several cities' efforts to implement GI practices
Online Resource	Flagstaff	Flagstaff Rainwater Harvesting Stakeholder Group	The purpose of the Rainwater Harvesting Stakeholder Group is to develop a draft rainwater harvesting ordinance that meets the goal of conserving potable water while also making sense for the business community, residents, and the arid Flagstaff environment
Online Resource	Low Impact Development Center	Introduction to LID	Low Impact Development Center's description of LID practices and answers to frequently asked questions about LID
Online Resource		Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond	Books for sale only; website still has good info to offer, including upcoming events and workshops, photos, materials and suppliers, and electronic versions of selected handouts
Online Resource		Watershed Management Group	Provides some links for further information, but not all of them still work
Online Resource		Water Conservation Alliance of Southern Arizona	General information with links
Online Resource		Watershed Management Group: Green Infrastructure for Southwestern Neighborhoods	Watershed Management Group's guide to green infrastructure implementation at the neighborhood level, including rainwater harvesting using curb cuts, etc.; aimed primarily at community developers and professional planners