PLANTING SEEDS OF CONSERVATION: Rainwater Project and Xeric GardenPueblo of Isleta, New Mexico |
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Recreation Center site before project; downspouts sent rain to parking lot. 2002. |
Very large roof surface area for catching rain. |
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Redirected downspouts now send storm runoff into rock swale with xeric (low moisture) plants. |
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No grass means no need for water. |
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Planting around the rock swale. |
Local tribal words for water. |
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Lots of help with planting from local volunteer youths. |
School students painted one of the rain barrels. |
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