Water Conservation - Landscape Ontario

Optimal Irrigation's Paul Turzanski (far left) and president, Mike Alati proudly display their two awards. At right, Chris LeConte, owner, Smart Watering Systems shows off his award.

Water Smart Irrigation Professional contractors recognized for significant water savings

Certified contractors made a significant impact to reducing water consumption.

About WSIP

This certification program provides contractors with the tools and knowledge to promote water-efficient irrigation practices to clients.

Water Smart Irrigation Professional program

Learn more about becoming a certified WSIP contractor.

On average, an irrigation system assessment by a WSIP certified contractor can result in over a 50 per cent water savings opportunity.

Strengthening the irrigation industry one litre at a time

Next certification opportunity will run in March, 2019.

Anna van Maris blends low impact elements into all Parklane Landscapes designs, including native plantings, and permeable pavers seen in this residential project.

Selling low impact development

Incorporate elements of LID into residential projects and to get clients engaged in water conservation.

New Fusion Landscaping program

Apply now for this new certification program available only to members of Landscape Ontario.

(L-R) Tony DiGiovanni and Cassandra Wiesner from Landscape Ontario accept an award from Deborah Martin-Downs, CAO of Credit Valley Conservation.

LO recognzied for water conservation

Award presented at Credit Valley Conservation's award gala on March 30, 2017.

Investment in conservation — and security

Nursery creates an innovative water recapture system.

Landscape Ontario joins Ontario Water Conservation Alliance

Landscape Ontario has joined a diverse coalition of environmental, industry, labour and community organizations under the name of The Ontario Water Conservation Alliance.

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