Professional Landscapers
Show the Flow Tour
An Educational Tour to Demonstrate the Watershed Approach to Landscaping & Stewardship in Action The Sacramento District is planning this mid-March 2020 tour. This is not your typical “landscape tour”. The Show the Flow is an educational exploration of public, commercial, and private landscapes where professionals and subject matter experts will tell the story of... Read more »
Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper Training
Sacramento Suburban Water District - Antelope Facility 7800 Antelope North Rd, AntelopeThe Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper Professional certification program provides landscape professionals 21 hours of education on principals of proper plant selection for the local climate, irrigation system design and maintenance, irrigation system programing and operation and sustainable landscaping. In order to obtain the QWEL certification, an individual must demonstrate their ability to perform an irrigation system audit... Read more »
ReScape Advanced Professional Workshop
Citrus Heights City Council Chambers 6360 Fountain Square Dr, Citrus Heights, CAWorkshop Costs: Full Day: IPM & GSI + Stormwater Management - $160 general / $150 member IPM Workshop ONLY - $85 general / $80 member GSI + Stormwater Management Workshop ONLY - $85 general / $80 member Bundle workshop registration and ReScape qualification renewal: Full Day + 2-Year Membership Renewal with Directory Listing ($390 value!) - $265 RQPs only... Read more »
ReScape Maintenance Qualification Training
Howe Park Community Center 2201 Cottage Way, SacramentoReScape California’s Landscape Training & Qualification Program launched in 2007 as the “Bay Friendly Training & Qualification Program.” Since then the training has grown and evolved, including merging with EcoLandscape California’s Green Gardener Pro training program in 2017. The combined programs have graduated over 2,000 experienced landscape professionals who are putting regenerative landscaping practices to work every... Read more »
Webinar ReScape Design Qualification Training
The Design Qualification Training is offered as a 3-day course and provides design professionals with: Understanding of ReScape’s ecologically based, whole systems approach to the design and construction of public and private landscapes Technical information for meeting local and state landscape ordinances and policies Information about habitat restoration, local plant communities, and the benefits of... Read more »
ReScape Design Qualification Training
Elk Grove City Council Chambers 8400 Laguna Palms Way, Elk Grove, CAReScape California’s Landscape Training & Qualification Program launched in 2007 as the “Bay Friendly Training & Qualification Program.” Since then the training has grown and evolved, including merging with EcoLandscape California’s Green Gardener Pro training program in 2017. The combined programs have graduated over 2,000 experienced landscape professionals who are putting regenerative landscaping practices to work every... Read more »
ReScape Rater Training
Elk Grove City Council Chambers 8400 Laguna Palms Way, Elk Grove, CAReScape Rater Training ReScape Qualified Raters serve as professionals who verify that the design and construction of a new or renovated landscape meets the requirements of the ReScape Landscape Scorecard. ReScaper Raters must meet professional eligibility requirements and complete both a ReScape Professional Qualification Training as well as the Rater Training course. The Rater Training is... Read more »
Rachio Controller and Schedule Workshop
A Rachio Controller saves you time and water, join us to learn how it works and how to use the features. This workshop event is sponsored by the Regional Water Authority and local water suppliers in the Sacramento region. For more information and to register go to the Eventbrite page. The Rachio Controllers have many... Read more »
Act Local: Planting for Success
Provide landscape professionals with an understanding of, and techniques for, appropriate plant and tree selection and care Outline the importance of site evaluation and analysis for long-term plant health Demonstrate best practices for plant and tree selection and maintenance
Using Natural Systems as a Model for Enhancing Biodiversity
Provide landscape professionals with an understanding of how landscapes can mirror natural systems to reduce waste and create habitat Outline the importance of biodiversity and creating habitat Discuss how to use native plant communities and natural cycles as models for built landscapes Present techniques for reducing waste in the built landscape