Due to forecasted storms, free sand for sandbags is now available on a first-come, first-serve basis at nine City of Phoenix parks.
Workshops and Videos
The Water Conservation Office hosts and facilitates various educational workshops each year. Register for upcoming workshops and classes down below!
Missed a workshop or class you were interested in? All past videos will be recorded and uploaded here for your convenience! You can also check out our YouTube channel by clicking the link below.
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Hydrate Phoenix 2026
It's that time of year again, Phoenix!
The Watershed Management Group and the City of Phoenix Water Services Department is hosting a five-class Hydrate Phoenix series every Wednesday from September 30 to October 28. The classes will cover several topics on what Water Smart living can look like across the Valley. From harnessing rainwater for use on your landscape, to sustainable living, to building healthy soils, find out more with Hydrate Phoenix 2026!
Rainwater Harvesting
Learn best practices for passive rainwater harvesting (basins) and active rainwater harvesting (tanks). You can save water while creating a rainwater-sustained oasis at your home!
Watch the recorded class below.
Previous Class Recordings
Food Bearing Trees Workshops
Phoenix Water has partnered with Trees Matter to provide each video listed below.
Ironwood Trees - Native to the Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Trees provide habitat, restoration and food.
Fig Trees - First introduced to the United States in the late 1700's, Mission Fig Trees are hardy and do exceptionally well in our desert environment.
Southern Live Oak - Acorns in the Desert? The Southern Live Oak Flourishes in Phoenix.
Pomegranate Trees - Learn about growing Pomegranate Trees to add some of their fruit to your favorite dishes.
For additional free water conservation resources similar to these, visit our digital education page.