The Water Conservation Garden

The Water Conservation Garden is a non-profit organization located in El Cajon, California. The organization employs 21 people and generates $5 million in annual revenue. The Water Conservation Garden provides a variety of exhibits and programs focused on water conservation and sustainable resource management. Visitors can explore nearly six acres of themed gardens featuring native plants, vegetables, and demonstrations on techniques like mulching and irrigation. The Garden also houses the Dorcas E. Utter Butterfly Pavilion, open seasonally, showcasing native butterfly species from Southern California. In addition to its exhibits, the Garden offers a range of educational programs and services. These include workshops on gardening, sustainability, art, and wellness, conducted both on-site and online. They also provide youth education programs, school and group tours, consultations on landscape design, irrigation, and water harvesting, and host community events such as festivals and plant sales. For more information about The Water Conservation Garden and its offerings, please visit their website at thegarden.org.