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WATER CONSERVATION

by AF_SMC

Los Angeles Air Force Base's 61st Civil Engineering and Logistics Squadron uses drought-tolerant plants and landscaping known as "xeriscaping" to minimize water use as part of Air Force resource conservation efforts. Many xeriscaped areas on the base are only watered once a month or not at all.

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Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Non Native Succulent Plants on Base
CA Native Plants on Base
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water
Los Angeles Air Force Base uses Xeriscaping to Conserve Water