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There might not be leaves on the trees yet, but that hasn’t stopped Jake Harris from thinking about summer.

At least 74 water-related projects are currently in the works or have been proposed in Summit County, according to the all-volunteer nonprofit Blue River Watershed Group, which presented an overview of ongoing water initiatives during...

The Colorado Stormwater Center is providing the resources homeowners need to adapt their landscapes to use less water.

In this once-in-a-millennium drought, a lawn evangelist like Jim Baird seems as heretical a sight in Los Angeles as an Angels hat at Dodger Stadium.

As drought persists throughout the West, river and reservoir levels have dropped and water managers are scrambling to figure out how to serve millions of people and millions of acres

Xeriscaping He said the most famous example of an incentive program for xeriscaping is the green-cash-for-green-grass program in Las Vegas. Officially called the “Water Smart Landscapes Rebate,” the ...

As the California drought continues for the third year, the nation's largest city-owned utility service offers cheap ways LA residents can conserve water --...

Lush green lawns are baked into the DNA of Hollywood’s image of itself. But like it or not, the climate is changing, and L.A. must change with it.

Gardening experts provide tips on lawn removal, drought-tolerant plants and how to keep turf semi-alive during the megadrought.

Colorado lawmakers want to pay homeowners to get rid of the grass on their lawns in exchange for cash.