New speaker added to CalWEP’s Multiple Benefits of Water Conservation webinar!
Join us June 25, 2020 from 10:30am - 12:00pm
CalWEP is thrilled to announce another stellar water professional to our upcoming webinar: Regina Hirsch of the Watershed Progressive and the Localizing California Waters Conference will join fellow speakers Lisa Cuellar of CalWEP, and Sonali Abraham and Cora Kammeyer of The Pacific Institute. As a reminder, this webinar is FREE for CalWEP members and $40 for non-members.
Regina Hirsch is Founder and Executive Director of the Watershed Progressive, an onsite water design-build, consultation and education firm. Since 2009, Watershed Progressive has helped design and install projects that restore habitat and increase watershed hydrologic recharge through water conservation and re-use. The Watershed Progressive serves clients from the residential scale, to large institutional multiphase projects. Regina will speak about her project experience planning and implementing multi-benefit water management projects within the Ojai Valley and the Ventura River Watershed as well as introduce the Watershed Progressive’s Water Toolkit, which includes a model that generates parcel-level quantification of potential water strategies and regional analysis on a community to watershed scale.
This webinar is free for CalWEP members and $40 for non-members. Non-member can pay via credit card on CalWEP's website.
Regina Hirsch is Founder and Executive Director of the Watershed Progressive, an onsite water design-build, consultation and education firm. Since 2009, Watershed Progressive has helped design and install projects that restore habitat and increase watershed hydrologic recharge through water conservation and re-use. The Watershed Progressive serves clients from the residential scale, to large institutional multiphase projects. Regina will speak about her project experience planning and implementing multi-benefit water management projects within the Ojai Valley and the Ventura River Watershed as well as introduce the Watershed Progressive’s Water Toolkit, which includes a model that generates parcel-level quantification of potential water strategies and regional analysis on a community to watershed scale.