AP RAINWATER HARVESTING & GRAYWATER GardenS is dedicated to addressing residential and commercial solutions to the drought and water shortages. Founded by Kym Trippsmith in 1992, Amazon Productions seeks to inspire community and global evolution by providing cost effective rainwater harvesting solutions and graywater management using the latest technologies from around the world. As water becomes the oil of the 21st century, rainwater harvesting becomes an essential part of the green transformation of our planet. At AP Rainwater Harvesting & Graywater Gardens, we are dedicated to igniting the flames of change through expert consultation and design of systems that integrate rainwater harvesting and the latest graywater technologies, reduce storm water runoff, create rain gardens to act as sponges and promote native plant growth, save money on water bills, and replenish the water table. We work with Northern California's largest rainwater harvesting and graywater equipment distributors to bring you the most cost effective products to fit your needs. Call us today—707-874-9460—for a complete field assessment of your property or commercial business to see how you can join the water revolution.

 

 

 

WATER’S TRUE VALUE

· Worldwide water consumption is rising at double the population growth rate.  By 2025, scientists expect that 2 out of 3 people will not have direct access to clean water.

· Every lb. of coal burned uses ½ gallon of water, which adds up to 138 billion gallons of irreplaceable water each day.

· Rain and snow are the primary sources of fresh water. Global warming encourages droughts.

· Rain is a natural fertilizer and has the lowest salt content of natural fresh water sources, which makes it a superior source of water for plants.

· Rain is considered “soft” as it lacks calcium carbonate and magnesium. Soft water saves energy and maintenance costs.

· Just as the agricultural sector is trying to step up production to address  rising food prices and growing worldwide hunger,  water scarcity poses a threat to the world’s food supply.

· Rainwater harvesting fosters the communitization of water rather than commoditization. Access to clean drinking water should not be reliant on the profit interests of a handful of transnational corporations.

Text Box: TO CONTACT US, PLEASE CALL 707-874-9460 OR 707-292-3909 OR EMAIL US AT mamazon@sonic.net

TO ARRANGE A COMPLETE  ASSESSMENT FOR YOUR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERICAL OR AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY,

CONTACT US AT

Phone: 707-874-9460

            707-292-3909

Fax:    707-874-9459

E-mail: mamazon@sonic.net  iamhollowreed@yahoo.com

Located in Sebastopol, CA

About Us ~ 707-874-9460 / mamazon@sonic.net

WATER COLLECTION & GRAYWATER REUSE
= SUSTAINABILITY

There is a way to avoid the water shortages of tomorrow and that way is rainwater harvesting combined with innovative graywater gardens. New technologies and creative harvesting techniques can be implemented to create new sources of water, conserve existing water usage, and purify pollutants from storm water runoff. These technologies are not only environmentally sound, but cost-effective on a wide range of levels that can ultimately save individuals and communities a lot of money; knowing you have access to clean water is priceless. 

 

 

 

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Text Box: Kym Trippsmith immigrated to North America from Scotland in 1967 and proudly graduated from the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington in 1982 with a double major in Environmental Science and Theater Production. Relocating to the Bay Area, she became an Executive Assistant at the Citizen’s Action League followed by 8 years as an Environmental Resource Analyst with the Resource Dynamics Corp. where she worked on a variety of cutting edge projects including the Amory Loven’s ACT2 Project and numerous assignments at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). In 1992, Trippsmith formed Amazon Productions to empower communities through educational and transformational workshops, performances and events. In 1996, she became a successful ghost-writer and Editor-in-Chief for the Global Investment Research Corp. while working from home with 2 young children in the hills of Sebastopol. In 2008, freed by the economic downturn, she founded AP Rainwater Harvesting & Graywater Gardens with David Ortiz and is now dedicated to transforming the planet by spreading water harvesting and recycling techniques to the world. Text Box: David Rain Ortiz has been a Bay Area contractor for the past twenty years. He is a Quality Water Efficient Landscaper (QWEL) qualified instructor and a pioneer in the movement to address the needs of local communities through innovative rainwater harvesting and graywater garden systems. He reports to the International Indian Water Working Group (IWWG) and helped plan the first Indian Tribal Water Summit with the Dept. of Water Resources. He is an active participant at the Sonoma County Water Coalition and a stakeholder in the State Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) Graywater Code Summit 2009 and contributed to the final version of Chapter 16 (California graywater code). He was recently invited to attend Homeland Security’s flood management meetings and the Building Standard Commission’s dual plumbing system meetings. He is also a contributor to the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture’s official rain harvesting manual and Montgomery High School’s Green Building Academy new program. David is an experienced educator and storyteller who brings to life Native American tales combined with traditional music to inspire and teach water conservation, land stewardship and respect for nature’s ways to children, community groups, businesses and schools.