High Desert Museum Presents History of Water Wise Living and Conservation
Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink! Such is the story of California with its 1,000 miles of coast line, and some of the hottest, driest deserts in the world. A land of extremes requires some unique planning to fulfill the needs of all residents and industries in terms of water resources. A fantastic, new exhibit at the High Desert Museum in Yucca Valley delves into this tangled and complicated topic by looking through a lens of time. In addition to exploring the history of water, the exhibit offers a take-away in terms of offering ideas for conservation. Called “A History of Water Wise Living, Native Plants & Water Conservation,” this limited engagement event is free to see September 19, 2013 through January 19, 2014. See: hidesertnaturemuseum.org
Here’s another interesting desert attraction!
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