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Promote drought-tolerant plant species or other landscaping strategies to reduce dependence on irrigation (i.e., xeriscaping).

Hazards
Drought
Assets
Property
Focus of action
Nature-Based and Green Solutions

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  • Jake Powell

    • Teaching Water-Wise Landscape Design to Conserve Water in the Intermountain West
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  • Ariel Léger/University of Arizona

    • Regenerative Agriculture in the Arid Southwest at Oatman Flats Ranch
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