Bay-Friendly Rater Refresher Workshop, 6/26/18
This half-day workshop includes a tour of the highest scoring Bay-Friendly Rated Landscape - the Bishop O'Dowd Center for Environmental Studies in Oakland.
Rater Refresher Workshop at Bishop O'Dowd High School
Download a flyer about ReScape California's June 26, 2018 Rater Refresher workshop.
Built Environment
StopWaste partners with local governments in Alameda County to advance innovative solutions that increase recycling and reduce waste related to buildings and landscapes.
We provide policy, regulatory and technical support focusing on these areas:
WELO Tool Kit & Resources
StopWaste has developed a WELO Tool Kit to help its member agencies implement the Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance. The Tool Kit consists of a water budget/water use calculator, model checklists, and a permit counter brochure.
Public agencies can use these materials as is or modify them to meet local requirements.
WELO Tool Kit
The Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance is a statewide water conservation law for new and renovated landscapes that meet a certain size threshold.
StopWaste has developed a WELO Tool Kit to help its member agencies implement the ordinance. The Tool Kit consists of model checklists, a water budget/water use calculator, and a permit counter brochure.
Public agencies can use these materials as is or modify them to meet local requirements.
Congrats, Bay-Friendly Grads!
In January, 28 public agency staff in Alameda County earned the Bay-Friendly Landscape Professional credential.
StopWaste Bay-Friendly Scholarship Application 2018
Bay-Friendly Landscape Maintenance Training in Livermore, starting 1/9/18
This four-day training program is FREE for public agency staff in Alameda County. Register now.
WELO and the New Normal for California Landscapes, 11/30/17
Landscape professionals: Learn best practices for complying with the statewide Water-Efficient Landscape Ordinance.
Planting for Biodiversity and Water Conservation, 9/18/17
This slide presentation will highlight eye-catching plants and plant communities that provide habitat value, reduce water use, require low maintenance, and provide year-round interest.
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