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Rainwater Harvesting

Each year the District will provide and distribute literature on rainfall harvesting to promote the conservation and efficient use of water. The District holds an annual Rainwater Harvesting Workshop at the District office at 708 St. Peter W., Stanton, Tx 79782.

Terri Johansen explains types of drought-tolerance plants to the crowd at the 2024 Rainwater Harvesting Workshop.
The PBUWCD's 2024 Rainwater Harvesting Workshop guest speaker was Terri Johansen of Johansen Nursery & Landscape
Terri Johansen of Johansen Nursery & Landscaping presenting a potted flower indoors, engaging with an audience not visible in the photo.
Terri Johansen showing the crowd one of the many drought-tolerant plants suitable for our West Texas climate.
PBUWCD's Rainwater Harvesting tanks located behind the office building.
Two rainwater harvesting tanks used by the PBUWCD office.
Purple plants with small flowers in a sunlit garden bed with blurry trees and a lamppost in the background.
Colorful lantana flowers amidst green leaves and mulch.
A potted aloe plant with colorful cactus grafts.
A tree with green leaves and clusters of small pink berries.
Vibrant purple flowers in a terracotta pot with soil, under sunlight.
Terri Johansen explains types of drought-tolerance plants to the crowd at the 2024 Rainwater Harvesting Workshop.
Terri Johansen of Johansen Nursery & Landscaping presenting a potted flower indoors, engaging with an audience not visible in the photo.
PBUWCD's Rainwater Harvesting tanks located behind the office building.
Purple plants with small flowers in a sunlit garden bed with blurry trees and a lamppost in the background.
Colorful lantana flowers amidst green leaves and mulch.
A potted aloe plant with colorful cactus grafts.
A tree with green leaves and clusters of small pink berries.
Vibrant purple flowers in a terracotta pot with soil, under sunlight.