By choosing native and drought-tolerant species in your landscaping which require less water, your club will save water and money. Visit the Plant Conservation Alliance for information about native plants you can grow in your state, as well as invasive species to be avoided in your area.

Toronto Water provides a variety of incentives for businesses looking to improve the efficiency of their water use, and offers cash incentives for businesses that permanently reduce their water use through their "Water Buyback Program".

For a detailed guide on water use efficiency, see New Mexico’s Water Conservation Guide for Commercial, Institutional and Industrial Users.

Native species of grasses, plants, and trees have evolved for hundreds of thousands of years and are well adapted to regional climates, soils, and pests. Because of this, they require less water, fertilizer, and pesticides, saving money, conserving water, and reducing water pollution.

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service list of drought-tolerant plants
EPA – Green Landscaping
Bay-Friendly Landscaping
EPA WaterSense
EPA Greenscapes
EPA – Using Water Efficiently: Tips for businesses
EPA – Water Efficiency Programs by State