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Event Registration - The Challenge to Meet California's Landscape Regulation

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Wednesday, September 27, 2023
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
The future of horticulture requires a bold new perspective to remain sustainable in the face of climate change, consumer demand for beautiful landscaping and declining young talent in the industry. Prolonged periods of drought continue to put a strain on limited water resources. While the latest irrigation technology has the potential to improve water efficiency, there is still more to learn about how to best implement this technology into water-conserving landscapes. There is great potential for reducing water waste while creating beautiful landscapes. This webinar will discuss the work done through the SmartLandscape Initiative and how this hub for research, teaching, and outreach will help bridge the knowledge gap and make this vision a reality.
This webinar is worth 1 CEU in the Tier 1 - Irrigation Training category.
  • Speaker(s)
    • Donald D. Franklin
      Don Franklin has been in the landscape industry over 54 years. He helped develop Irrigation Association's Electrical Troubleshooting, Advanced Electrical\Two-Wire Troubleshooting, and Proper Irrigation System Grounding classes. In 2006, he joined Hunter Industries as the Northern California specification manager. In January 2020 he founded Franklin Irrigation Consulting FIC. During his career, he has worked with landscape architects, contractors and municipalities to design and implement various central control systems.
      David W. Fujino
      Director
      California Center for Urban Horticulture
      David Fujino has served for more than 16 years as the director of the California Center for Urban Horticulture. He is also the co-director of the University of California Nursery and Floriculture Alliance at UC Davis and past chair of the Saratoga Horticultural Research Endowment. Fujino earned his bachelor's in plant science at UC Riverside and his master's and doctorate from UC Davis in environmental horticulture and plant physiology. Fujino's experience includes over 17 years in senior level management with a large wholesale horticultural company. His expertise includes organizational development, operations improvement, information technology, strategic planning, marketing, research and development, training, fund raising, and other areas. In 2017 he was inducted into the Green Industry Hall of Fame for having a positive impact in the horticulture industry.




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