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Landscape professionals who specialize in efficient irrigation can now add a new title to their name. The Environmental Protection Agency has created the WaterSense label for contractors and irrigation specialists who have undergone special training on water efficiency. ?EUR??,,????'?????<?Landscapes can use less water and still be beautiful and healthy,?EUR??,,????'?????<? said the EPA?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s Benjamin H. Grumbles. ?EUR??,,????'?????<?WaterSense irrigation partners can help you find the solution that makes sense for your lawn or garden?EUR??,,????'?????<??oeas well as your wallet and the environment.” Two existing certification programs have received the WaterSense label for their emphasis on water-saving techniques: the Irrigation Association’s (IA) Certified Irrigation Designer program and Certified Irrigation Contractor program. The programs prepare landscapers and irrigation specialists for the ability to design, install and maintain water-efficient landscape irrigation systems, including ?EUR??,,????'?????<?tailoring systems to the surrounding landscape, selecting water-efficient equipment, tracking local climate conditions, and developing appropriate schedules for watering.?EUR??,,????'?????<? Specialists interested in efficient water techniques are invited to join the WaterSense partnership, whose goal is to promote high-performance products and programs that help preserve the nation?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s water supply. Such products include high-efficiency toilets, faucets, and the developing weather-based controllers and soil moisture sensors for lawns and gardens. By choosing products labeled through the WaterSense program, contractors and others can know they’ll be conserving one of the world?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s most precious resources. Several toilet and faucet products are already WaterSense labeled, with plans to certify irrigation products soon. More information: www.epa.gov/watersense Sources: Water World Online, epa.gov
Landscape professionals who specialize in efficient irrigation can now add a new title to their name. The Environmental Protection Agency has created the WaterSense label for contractors and irrigation specialists who have undergone special training on water efficiency.
?EUR??,,????'?????<?Landscapes can use less water and still be beautiful and healthy,?EUR??,,????'?????<? said the EPA?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s Benjamin H. Grumbles. ?EUR??,,????'?????<?WaterSense irrigation partners can help you find the solution that makes sense for your lawn or garden?EUR??,,????'?????<??oeas well as your wallet and the environment.”
Two existing certification programs have received the WaterSense label for their emphasis on water-saving techniques: the Irrigation Association’s (IA) Certified Irrigation Designer program and Certified Irrigation Contractor program. The programs prepare landscapers and irrigation specialists for the ability to design, install and maintain water-efficient landscape irrigation systems, including ?EUR??,,????'?????<?tailoring systems to the surrounding landscape, selecting water-efficient equipment, tracking local climate conditions, and developing appropriate schedules for watering.?EUR??,,????'?????<?
Specialists interested in efficient water techniques are invited to join the WaterSense partnership, whose goal is to promote high-performance products and programs that help preserve the nation?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s water supply. Such products include high-efficiency toilets, faucets, and the developing weather-based controllers and soil moisture sensors for lawns and gardens.
By choosing products labeled through the WaterSense program, contractors and others can know they’ll be conserving one of the world?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s most precious resources. Several toilet and faucet products are already WaterSense labeled, with plans to certify irrigation products soon.
More information: www.epa.gov/watersense
Sources: Water World Online, epa.gov
Francisco Uviña, University of New Mexico
Hardscape Oasis in Litchfield Park
Ash Nochian, Ph.D. Landscape Architect
November 12th, 2025
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