How to Reduce Water Use at Home
Water conservation begins with leaks, routine use and fixtures that perform properly.
Read guide →Work with local conditions
Water & Garden
Use water carefully and create resilient gardens and outdoor spaces without turning sustainability into a shopping project.
Rainwater Use Basics
Rainwater can support some outdoor uses, but collection systems must suit local rules, climate and building drainage.
Read guide →Sustainable Gardening for Ordinary Yards
A sustainable garden fits the site, builds soil and avoids inputs that create more work than benefit.
Read guide →Native Plants and Pollinator-Friendly Spaces
Native plants can support local food webs, but “native” must be understood at the regional level.
Read guide →Growing Food in Small Spaces
Balconies, patios and windows can produce herbs and some vegetables when light, weight and watering are managed.
Read guide →Lower-Impact Yard Care
A resilient yard reduces unnecessary mowing, watering, fertilizer and replacement planting.
Read guide →Biodiversity in Everyday Life
Biodiversity includes the variety of living organisms and the relationships that support functioning ecosystems.
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