What’s New
High Demand for QWEL Training
Last week, more than 75 landscape professionals finished their final day of QWEL training. This week, we return to Escondido’s civic center for Class 9, with 45 participants and a waiting list.
Calculating irrigation run times, precipitation rates and a field audit exercise are part of the water management curriculum.
QWEL Classes, Register Today
You can be among San Diego County’s first 200 landscape professionals to earn a QWEL certificate. Check the class schedule and register now. Need a different day or time? Let us know.
Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance
The California Department of Water Resources’ Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance, which was updated effective Dec. 1, 2015, reflects the state’s policy of promoting conservation and efficient landscape water use. Visit the state’s landscape ordinance for more information.
Great Instructors
Some of the region’s most respected and experienced educators are QWEL instructors. Thank you for kicking off QWEL in San Diego!
- Megan Allison, MiraCosta College;
- Dan Conger, Blue Watchdog Conservation;
- Patrick Crais, Blue Watchdog Conservation;
- Chris Roesink, Hunter Industries;
- Steven Sherman, ASLA, California Landscape Technologies.
Community Support
Industry and community supporters contributing products, materials, equipment, venues, services and instructor expertise add tremendous value to the San Diego region’s QWEL training.
Thank you!
California Sub-Meters
City of Escondido
Ewing Irrigation
Girl Scouts San Diego
Hunter Industries
SDG&E Energy Innovation Center