Reports & More

There are many resources available that explain the benefits of water-wise landscaping and show you how to start making changes at your own pace. Whether you’re part of an HOA or looking to tackle improvements on your own, these tools can help.

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Water-Wise Landscape: A Cost-Efficient Approach for HOAs

Identifying funding for your water-wise landscape transformation is one of first steps you’ll need to take. Tap into Resilience, a WaterNow Alliance initiative, developed a report that outlines the financial and environmental advantages of transitioning from traditional turf to native plants and grasses. It helps HOA members and stakeholders understand how water-wise landscaping can reduce long-term maintenance costs, lower water use and create healthier, more resilient community spaces.

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DIY Landscape Transformation

If hiring a landscaper isn’t in the budget right now, you can still make meaningful progress on your own. This resource walks you through simple, beginner-friendly steps to start transforming your yard into a more sustainable, efficient landscape. From small updates to larger projects, it’s designed to help you move forward at a pace that works for you.