Webinar Recordings - Walnut Valley Water District

NEW Summer Episode of Be Water Wise and Bite Free: Controlling Mosquitoes with Smart Irrigation

Don’t let pesky mosquitoes ruin your summer fun! In the second episode of the Be Water Wise and Bite Free webinar series, the San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District and Walnut Valley Water District have tips and tricks to keep you and your family safe this summer by preventing mosquitoes through smart irrigation practices. Watch the Controlling Mosquitoes with Smart Irrigation episode now to learn more about what you can do to prevent mosquitoes and water waste in your yard!

https://youtu.be/cFsXoHY0LeQ

Be Water Wise and Bite Free – Winter 2021

WVWD has partnered with San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District to offer residents a free webinar series that promotes water conservation and public health.

Key messages and takeaways from the “Be Water Wise and Bite Free” webinar include:

How mosquitoes are a threat to your health and your community
Three easy mosquito prevention actions: Tip, Toss, and Protect
Smart irrigation practices including proper maintenance of rain barrels and rebate information
How to give your sprinkler system a water wise tune up

Tune in to learn more!

WORKSHOP MATERIALS

Introductory Videos

Part 1: Introduction to the Watershed Approach for California Friendly Landscapes

Part 2: Introduction to Analyzing Your Site for Turf Removal

CA Friendly & Native Plants Landscape Training: “Becoming a Watershed Wise Gardener” PowerPoint

Past Webinars

Firescaping Webinar Recording

As California’s population and temperatures continue to grow, so does the likelihood of wildfires. The ten most costly wildfires in U.S. history have all occurred in California – the top two in the last three years.

Walnut Valley Water District is committed to providing our customers with free educational resources to enhance water use efficiency. Opportunities include in-person workshops, virtual webinars, manuals, and more. Currently, to prioritize public health and safety measures all in-person activities are on hold.

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