Join Greywater Action at the Manhattan Beach Library on Wednesday, June 29th to learn about the benefits of greywater in creating a household water system that dramatically reduces water use and can play a critical role in drought resilience. This two-part class begins with a “Greywater 101” overview, followed by a hands-on activity to show you how to design and build a “Laundry-to-Landscape” system.

You will not want to miss this informative – and free – workshop! Space is limited, so please register today. There is no cost to attend, and light refreshments will be provided. A FREE BOOK on how to have a water-wise home will be given to the first 20 residents who register and attend the workshop.

Please RVSP online to the South Bay Environmental Services Center or by calling (310) 371-4633.

This program is hosted by: West Basin, City of Manhattan Beach, Water Replenishment District and the Metropolitan Water District.

More information on the City's environmental programs can be found on the Going Green website.