Keep Sedona Beautiful, a powerful guardian of the natural wonders of Sedona and the Verde Valley, is preparing to host its prestigious “Preserving the Wonder Speaker Series” on January 17th at 5 p.m. This event spotlights Isaac Dudley, Friends of the Verde's experienced project manager. River brings his own expertise to the fore.

Collecting rain to build river-friendly houses

Dudley's discourse revolves around: “Rain harvesting for river-friendly homes”. Here, he delves into various rainwater harvesting techniques that you can implement at home to increase water sustainability. Mr. Dudley draws on his six-year career in preservation to provide insight into practical techniques that homeowners can implement right away.

Resources for sustainable living

Mr. Dudley will also detail the resources available from Friends of the Verde River, a nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring habitat, maintaining streams, and promoting community stewardship. This includes information about grants for rainwater harvesting projects, an initiative aimed at encouraging residents to take an active role in water conservation.

maintenance expertise

Dudley offers a wealth of knowledge, specializing in water sustainability practices such as rainwater harvesting, efficiency projects, stormwater management, and groundwater recharge. His experience in the field enriches his presentation and provides a comprehensive perspective on water sustainability and its implementation at the household level.

The Preserving the Wonder Speaker series, held on the third Wednesday of each month, is a testament to Keep Sedona Beautiful's commitment to protecting the environment for more than half a century. The series serves as a platform to share knowledge and inspire action, propelling the community towards a sustainable future.