Rainwater harversting

Collecting rainwater for drinking purposes may seem simple enough, but there are many ways it can go wrong – some of which can be dangerous.

A home improvement project that I’ve always had on my list is installing rainwater tanks in our backyard. When I was living at home, my parents almost never used tap water to irrigate the garden, and always relied on their two 5000L rainwater tanks to look after the garden. Using water from the tap

The Warka Water's edible garden, Warka Water, Dorza, Ethiopia. | Leone Magliocchetti Lombi | Shortlisted 2017-2019 Cycle of Aga Khan Award of Architecture #AKAA (Award is associated with Aga Khan Trust for Culture #AKTC , an agency of the Aga Khan Development Network #AKDN )

A mountain retreat designed by JSa & Robert Hutchison Architecture maximises the power of nature through intuitive design.

Why Harvest Rainwater? Water is life. Whether you're an experienced homesteader or a beginner, this is a fact you already know. But what if there comes a day when your usual water sources are not readily available? This is a frightening scenario to ponder, but it's better to be afraid and prepared than caught off

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The benefits of rainwater harvesting systems go beyond just use in the home, helping to reduce storm water runoff, erosion, and contamination of water surfaces with pesticides.

Image 21 of 29 from gallery of This Concave Roof System Collects Rainwater in Arid Climates. Photograph by BMDesign Studios

Reduce flooding and hazardous winter ice patches, while providing free irrigation to grow more cooling summer shade that also cleans our air and water.By directing stormwater runoff (and plowed or shoveled snow) from an impervious catchment surface, such as a paved street or parking lot, to adjoining on-site rain gardens…

Install a rainwater harvesting system in your backyard with this comprehensive guide. Discover essential steps to collect and manage rainwater efficiently while reducing your water bills. This article covers necessary components like gutters, storage tanks, and filtration systems. By capturing rainwater, you can water your garden, wash your car, and use it for household chores. This eco-friendly approach not only conserves water but also promotes sustainability in your home. Get tips for…