The Problem
We want to organize a public education campaign to reduce water consumed by invasive species known as Salt Cedar Trees. Each mature tree can consume more than 200 gallons of water a day. These trees out compete native plants for resources, reduce native populations, consume water resources, and choke our natural waterways. In our region, we receive less than 7 inches of rain a year, and by reducing the population of salt cedars, we can conserve water and help native plants establish healthy populations again.
