Welcome to Water Wise!
In Sierra Vista and Bisbee:
"Amazing Agaves and Colorful Cacti"
Spring in the desert is a tough time for most plants because of the heat and dry winds, but succulents love it! Come learn about the wide variety of succulents you can plant in your yard and how to care for them. Free talk.
Presenter: Gregg Starr, Starr Nursery, Tucson
Plants will be for sale after the talk.
Come early, this is a REALLY popular talk!
 Saturday, June 1
Sierra Vista: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
UA Sierra Vista (formerly UA South)
1140 N. Colombo Ave, Sierra Vista.
Public Meeting Room.
Bisbee: 1 to 3 p.m. Ecoasis
54 Brewery Ave, Old Bisbee
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Why be Water Wise? Arizonans have long
known that water is our most precious resource. Many residents presently
enjoy a reliable, relatively inexpensive supply of high quality water.
However, water use has begun to exceed water recharge in some areas of Cochise County, generating concern about
depleting water resources. To ensure adequate water supplies for the
future, all of us need to be more water wise. This web page contains
tips for saving water indoors and outdoors. These water wise ideas can
not only help you save money on your water bill, but also benefit the
community by conserving this precious resource.
Water Wise is a public/privately funded University of
Arizona Cooperative Extension water conservation educational program.
We are here to help you do what you want, but more water efficiently.
Please let us help you!
Thank you to our Water Wise Partners
- we can't do it without you!
Ft. Huachuca   
Water Wise
Annual Report 2012
Additional support is provided by Pueblo
del Sol Water, the City of
Bisbee, Southeast Arizona
Association of Realtors, and
the U of A Cooperative Extension.
The information given herein is supplied with the understanding
that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by The University
of Arizona Cooperative Extension is implied.
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