Continuation of student lead campaign to promote local water resources and reduce overall usage of disposable/ single use plastic water bottles on and around the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt.

General overview of the water resources for the City of Arcata, state conservation measures, related organizations and possible methods to increase conservation.

This project investigates the possibility of implementing water catchment on campus to provide non potable water for WRRAP to use to maintain compost. This group tries to evaluate water demand, possible locations for catchment system, and other components, and barriers to this system.

Development of an inventory for the biopysical and environmental resources of Humboldt County including water, soils, hydrology, wind, solar and energy.

Design project to develop a greywater treatment system for a single family household in Loleta, CA. Project outlines design components, site characteristics, quantified water usage, and general information regarding greywater treatment.

Project looks at the on campus Cal Poly Humboldt freshwater fish hatchery and its possible increased use as an educational tool with particular attention paid to elementary education.

Summary of student led campaign, Humboldt Takes Back the Tap, on the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt university for the purpose of educating the community of issues surrounding bottled water and promoting sustainable local water usage.

General research into the design for a greywater treatment marsh to be implemented on-site at the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology (CCAT) at Cal Poly Humboldt.

Project address the issue of water usage and develops a functional design for a toilet which utilizes water from an attached wash basin to fill and flush the toilet at the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology (CCAT) at Cal Poly Humboldt.

General research into the components and design necessary for a sustainable water system to be implemented at the Blue Creek Ah Pah Village located just north of Orick, California.