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The Alliance for Water Efficiency's Landscape Transformation Study found that consumers are ready for sustainable, water-efficient landscapes—but they need help from their water providers. AWE’s new publication, Sustainable Landscapes: A Utility Program Guide, leverages the insights, lessons, and considerations gathered in the Landscape Transformation Study to provide actionable information for utilities beginning or enhancing outdoor water efficiency programs.

The first part of the Guide discusses general considerations for utility landscape programs. The second part presents four utility program types and offers advice and examples for each category. Additionally, appearing throughout the Guide are detailed case studies of successful sustainable landscape programs from AWE members.

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The Guide is a member-only benefit. Click here to request a copy.

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