As the U.S. continues to struggle with drought, increased attention and need have been placed on efficient sprinkler heads for landscaping.

Instead of repeating the putting up and taking down of themed or seasonal landscape lighting, what if the same lights could be used all year?

Don’t miss the latest news from the Irrigation Association, including Smart Irrigation Month and 2022 scholarships.

The IA sent a letter to Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Reclamation, emphasizing water efficient drought solutions in the West.

Rachio surveyed over 1,000 U.S. homeowners on how they're handling and understanding water restrictions due to drought.

The Irrigation Association will be accepting faculty and student applications for the 2022 Irrigation E3 program until Sept. 23.

The Department of the Interior is implementing Western water cuts and water loss plans as the Colorado River continues to lose water.

The Inflation Reduction Act became law Aug. 16, moving billions for Western drought relief efforts and tax credits for environmental changes.

Anthony Bogdanovich of California Outdoor Lighting describes Glow, his two-time lighting transformation of South Coast Botanic Garden.

Landscape lighting professionals guide contractors on how to elevate lighting installations into eye-catching and safety-providing designs.

In this Q&A series highlighting 2022 IA awards winners, learn more about Bradley Jakubowski, the recipient of the Excellence in Education Award.

President Biden is expected to sign the Inflation Reduction Act, where $4 billion would go toward drought relief efforts in the Western U.S.

In this Q&A series highlighting 2022 IA awards winners, learn more about Jack Buzzard, the recipient of the industry achievement award.

The entirety of Massachusetts is experiencing drought conditions, with its northeast and central regions under level 3-critical drought.

Despite negative impacts, NAM economist Chad Moutray said the manufacturing sector saw Q2 economic growth and stability in a July 28 webinar.