#harvest rainwater

[solarpunks]

How the UN is Holding Back the Sahara Desert

Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison journeys with the UN World Food Programme to the Northern border of Senegal to see an innovative land recovery project within the Great Green Wall of Africa that is harvesting rainwater, increasing food security, and rehabilitating the ecosystem.

[ahedderick]

Yes, I could really use a barrel for catching rainwater. For now, buckets will have to do. We did NOT get anywhere near as much rain as promised.

[bumblebeeappletree]

This is how to restore degraded and eroded desert landscapes into thriving ecosystems at large scale! Drought, flooding and wildfires are all problem people around the world are facing and it all comes down to water. However it doesn't have to be this way, there's actually a solution that benefits the environment and has the ability to regulate your local climate for the better! All thanks to Florence 17,000 hectares of land have been restored in the desert at the regenerative ranch called Rancho Cacachillas.

Learn more about this incredible ranch here: https://www.ranchocaca...

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[ncdweller]

I chickened out at 0.95 inches. I remembered that if the water gets high enough, it starts filling up the water level gauge (pictured), and it takes months to return to normal.

I’ll be installing an ultrasonic water level gauge today, it’s a good time to do that for high-level calibration.

[sustainablecore]

Rainwater Harvesting: A Path to Water Conservation and Sustainability

What is Rainwater Harvesting?

Rainwater harvesting is a crucial practice that addresses water scarcity challenges by capturing and utilizing rainwater for various purposes. It involves capturing rainwater from rooftops, surfaces, or other catchment areas and directing it into storage tanks or underground reservoirs. The collected rainwater can then be used for various purposes, such as irrigation, landscaping, toilet flushing, laundry, and even drinking water with proper treatment.

[retaswatersolutions]

What is the Use of Modular Rainwater Harvesting System

Rainwater, often overlooked, is a precious resource waiting to be harnessed. Modular rainwater harvesting systems are an innovative way to capitalize on this vital natural resource, altering how we preserve water in an increasingly water-scarce world.

[ediblegardenspointloma]

Rainwater Harvesting

In the City of San Diego seasonal rainfall averages about ten inches near the coast. Some recent drought years brought only three to six inches of rain. Eight-five percent of the rainfall occurs from November to March.

Tropical Storm Hilary brought an unexpected deluge in August. Anticipating this, we deployed thirteen rain barrels, checked the gutters and made sure all the connections for the rain tanks were functional.

There’s nothing like rainwater.  Garden plants and weeds seem to prefer it. Collection methods can be simple and low tech. We chose plastic trash cans that catch the runoff from our 400 square foot metal garage roof. Here’s the math for 1 inch of rain: 10 cups/sq. ft x 400 square feet = 4000 cups or 250 gallons. Writing this near the storm’s passage, we’re at two inches of rain in the last 24 hours.

Currently, I have eight 32 gallon and two 44 gallon Rubbermaid Brute trash cans lined up near the vegetable garden.. They are #2 food grade plastic. By request, I’ve received them for birthdays and Christmas over the years and they’ve increased in price. By storm’s end, I expect all to be full which totals 344 gallons plus another 50 gallons in the tall black can—almost 400 gallons.

After the rain, I cover the cans to prevent evaporation and mosquito breeding. Using a watering can, I irrigate the garden with the rainwater and consider it weightlifting The “bottom of the barrel” is used on fruit trees so the water is filtered through the soil. Two cans have low spigots so a hose can be used for irrigation.  At season’s end, we stack in store them in a corner behind a tall fruit tree.

In November 2015 we installed our first Bushman 305 gallon rain tank with rebates from local water authorities. Our son, Tim was a co-laborer. Enamored with the successful rain capture, we purchased an identical second tank four months later. They’re installed in a narrow area between the houses and mostly out of sight.

Because of the configuration of the rain gutters, the green tank fills first. When the overflow can is full we open the spigot at the bottom and drain the excess to a lawn area where there are five fruit trees nearby. The second best place to store rainwater is in the ground.

We were first inspired by Brad Lancaster’s Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond and his inventive measures in Tucson, Arizona. An internet search will yield many other resources if you’re looking to capture rainwater.

If you’re in the San Diego area consider contacting RainThanks & Greywater. We were inspired by the owner’s rainwater collection projects at an open house of her property.

[meyeraquascapes]

Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting with Rain Gardens

Rainwater harvesting is an eco-friendly practice that involves collecting and storing rainwater for later use. One effective way to harness the benefits of rainwater harvesting is through the use of rain gardens!

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HARVESTING HOPE AND THE CONCEPT OF FEED FORWARD AT VANAM INDIA FOUNDATION

Vanam India Foundation, founded in 2015, is an NGO focused on environmental conservation through tree planting, rainwater management, plastic recycling, and organic farming. With over 1,000 members, they inspire sustainable practices and promote eco-friendly actions. Their rainwater initiatives help prevent erosion and recharge groundwater. Vanam also advocates for organic farming and recycling to reduce waste. The foundation’s efforts continue to inspire positive environmental change and a greener future.

To know more : https://vanamindiafoundation.org/27/blog_detail

[niharikarainy]

Borewell recharge, a fascinating dance between raindrops and underground aquifers, breathes life into parched landscapes. Imagine the rooftop ballet where rainwater takes center stage, pirouetting into percolation pits, replenishing hidden reservoirs beneath our feet. This artful maneuver not only quenches the thirst of communities dependent on borewells but also orchestrates an ecological symphony, harmonizing the delicate balance between human needs and nature's provisions. As we witness this hydrological pas de deux, we glimpse a sustainable future where each drop, like a tiny hero, contributes to the grand narrative of water resilience.

[vardhman-envirotech]

Rainwater harvesting is not just a necessity — it’s a responsibility. By partnering with Vardhman Envirotech, you can play an active role in conserving water and combating water scarcity. Their innovative, user-friendly, and cost-effective solutions make it easy for everyone to contribute to a sustainable tomorrow.

Don’t let rainwater go to waste. Start harvesting today with Vardhman Envirotech, and together, let’s make every drop count!

[oscar-day-care-and-preschool]

Rain water harvesting by Bhoojal Survey and Recharging

Rainwater harvesting is a technique implemented to store rainwater in vessels , drums for future use.

Rainwater harvesting techniques can be implemented to recharge underground water and to overcome groundwater depletion and increase life of borewell drilled within a premises

At bhoojal Survey we have Successfully Implemented rainwater harvesting to overcome Groundwater depletion and provide benefits by recharging underground water

[bumblebeeappletree]

Did you know that water harvesting is a prevention method for both floods and drought?

Using the free power of gravity along with vegetation, Passive water harvesting is creating a living sponge to capture store and use rainwater to build a resilient, vibrant garden for both wet and dry weather.

Dr Cally Brennan, founder of Canberra Permaculture Design and Education, has practised permaculture and water harvesting for over 10 years.

In this short film, Cally will give you a toolbox of skills from preparation to storage and how to easily (and sustainably) water your garden.

00:00 Intro

1:05 Capture & Drainage

1:45 French Drains

2:40 Swale System

5:02 Tools

8:23 Trench System

8:58 Wicking Beds

9:42 Thank You

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With assistance from the ACT Government under the ACT Community Zero Emissions Grants Program

[ncdweller]

The raw water tank sensor is ready to be installed.

It’s reading 0.0v right now, as it should.

A Shelly Uni Plus is reporting the level.

Now let’s hope it still works once in the tank.

[harshdakadam]

High-Quality GLS Tanks for Versatile Applications

Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GLS) tanks, also known as GFS tanks, are revolutionizing the storage industry with their exceptional durability, versatility, and ease of maintenance. Widely used for various applications such as rainwater harvesting, wastewater treatment, fire protection, and potable water storage, these tanks are becoming a top choice for industries and municipalities alike.

GLS Tanks for Rainwater Harvesting

Rainwater harvesting has gained significant traction as a sustainable water management practice. GLS tanks offer a robust and efficient solution for storing harvested rainwater. With their corrosion-resistant properties, these tanks ensure that the water remains clean and safe for various applications.

Superior ZnAl Steel Tanks for Enhanced Longevity

The ZnAl steel tanks, a component of GLS technology, are known for their high strength and longevity. The steel core is coated with a layer of glass, creating a non-porous and durable surface that is resistant to chemical corrosion, weather extremes, and physical wear.

Wastewater and Fire Protection Applications

GLS tanks are widely utilized for wastewater storage due to their ability to withstand aggressive chemical environments. These tanks are also ideal for fire protection systems, providing a reliable water source in emergencies. Fire protection GFS tanks are designed to meet stringent safety and performance standards, ensuring peace of mind for industrial and residential setups.

Potable Water Storage GLS Tanks

Potable water storage requires tanks that maintain water purity and safety. GLS tanks, with their glass-coated surfaces, prevent contamination and maintain the integrity of stored water. This makes them a preferred choice for domestic and industrial potable water needs.

Leading Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tank Suppliers

As one of the premier suppliers of GFS tanks in India and beyond, Coepenviro Tanks has established a reputation for delivering high-quality, bolted steel tanks. These tanks are easy to transport and assemble, making them a practical choice for various applications. Coepenviro Tanks also serves international markets, including Kenya, where the demand for durable and cost-effective storage solutions is rising.

Benefits of Steel Bolted Tanks

Steel bolted tanks offer several advantages, such as:

Easy Installation: Modular design allows quick and efficient assembly.

Scalability: Can be expanded or relocated as per changing needs.

Low Maintenance: The glass-fused coating reduces the need for frequent maintenance.

Environmental Sustainability: Fully recyclable materials ensure minimal environmental impact.

Applications of High-Quality Bolted Tanks

From industrial storage to agricultural water needs, bolted tanks cater to a wide range of requirements. Their flexibility and durability make them an ideal choice for industries dealing with chemicals, water, and other liquids. Steel-coated tanks are particularly effective in harsh environments, offering superior performance and longevity.

Why Choose Coepenviro Tanks?

Coepenviro Tanks stands out as a trusted name in the storage tank industry, providing solutions that combine innovation, quality, and cost-effectiveness. Their bolted tanks in India are renowned for their precision engineering, meeting the diverse needs of clients across various sectors.

Whether you need a glass-fused-to-steel tank for rainwater harvesting, a ZnAl steel tank for industrial use, or a fire protection GFS tank, Coepenviro Tanks has the expertise and product range to meet your requirements. Contact us today to explore our complete range of GLS and bolted tanks.