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Upcoming Events
- Name of EventDec 4, 2009 - 10:00 am
What's New
Thinking Like a San Diego Watershed Lecture - View this webcast of a lecture Brock gave at the San Diego Natural History Museum
KPBS Radio Interview on "Thinking Like A Watershed" - Brock talks it up on this San Diego FM radio program.
Roof Water Harvesting For A Low Impact Impact Water Supply - Check out this informative new booklet The WATER Institute has put together.
New Report Released - Brock contributes to this report entitled “Water Stewardship: Ensuring a Secure Future for California Agriculture”
Water Consciousness Book - Brock contributes a chapter to this amazing 225 page guide.
Basins Of Relations Publication - Get a copy of our 20 page citizen's guide to protecting and restoring your watershed.
KPBS Radio Interview on "Thinking Like A Watershed" - Brock talks it up on this San Diego FM radio program.
Roof Water Harvesting For A Low Impact Impact Water Supply - Check out this informative new booklet The WATER Institute has put together.
New Report Released - Brock contributes to this report entitled “Water Stewardship: Ensuring a Secure Future for California Agriculture”
Water Consciousness Book - Brock contributes a chapter to this amazing 225 page guide.
Basins Of Relations Publication - Get a copy of our 20 page citizen's guide to protecting and restoring your watershed.
Bay Area Water Forum Grey Water Panel Presentation - Oakland, CA
11/24/2008 - 10:00am
11/24/2008 - 12:30pm
Offered: Monday, November 24 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Presenter: Brock Dolman and other panelists
Cost: For general information/inquiries, please contact Mary Selkirk, Forum facilitator at mselkirk@ccp.csus.edu.
Location: Harris State Office Building at 1515 Clay Street in Oakland
Primary Topic: Panel Presentation on Greywater and Other Water-Saving Methods
This talk will be given as part of the Bay Area Water Forum's monthly offerings.
Through its monthly meetings open to all interested parties, the Forum serves as a venue for encouraging regional cooperation and exchange of ideas around critical Bay Area water issues.
Meetings feature presentations on issues of concern and interest and updates on ongoing water-related efforts. They provide an opportunity for networking, developing information around best practices, and exploring mutually supportive actions that benefit Bay region water resources and the various local, state and federal agencies responsible for their management and sustainability.
Members include staff and elected representatives of area water supply agencies; cities and counties; flood control, stormwater, wastewater and recycled water management agencies; water quality agencies; watershed and habitat protection organizations; environmental organizations; business groups, community and civic organizations, and others interested in water issues.
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