
Water Conservation
Q&A with Lena Medina, Featured Associate for The Home Depot #SustainabilitySquad
For over 25 years, The Home Depot has been an advocate for sustainable forestry. It is both a passion and a business strategy. As a retailer that sells wood products, The Home Depot has made it a policy to prioritize certified wood. “Certified” wood is considered such by third parties that employ and monitor strict guidelines to ensure sustainable practices are followed. Sustainable forestry is about much more than managing trees. It’s a holistic approach that takes all aspects of a forest ecosystem into account.
Over the last five years, J.D. Irving, Limited Sawmill Division invested $3 million to help reduce sedimentation and improve the health of waterways under its care. Read the full story to learn more.
Invested in Reducing Sedimentation
Q&A with Lena Medina, Featured Associate for The Home Depot #SustainabilitySquad
How to Test Your Water: A Comprehensive Guide for Homeowners
Q&A with Suzanne Bontempo, Our Water Our World Program Coordinator
What Is Xeriscaping?
Protecting Your Garden from Drought
How-To: Building a Rain Garden
Merchant Q&A: New Faucets Save More than Water
The Home Depot Brings WaterSense to the Georgia Aquarium
The Home Depot Awarded 2022 WaterSense Partner of the Year
The Home Depot Stores Practice Smart Watering
Rachio Helps Homeowners Get Smart with Outdoor Water Use
Merchant Q&A: The Best Toilets for Water Savings and Performance
Engineered Floors is Changing the Carpet Industry with PureColor® Technology
Restoring Steelhead and Salmon Habitat in the Forests of California
We’re Proud to Partner with Native Plant Programs to Protect and Preserve Clean Water
We’re Helping Put Water Where it’s Needed, and Not Waste it Where it’s Not
Clean Up Your Act with Sensible WaterSense Shower Heads
At The Home Depot, We’re Really Focused on Faucets
It’s Safe to Say The Home Depot Is Fixated on Toilets
Together, We’ve Saved 250 Billion Gallons with WaterSense
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