Rainwater Catchment · Wildlife Habitat · Low-Impact Development
Ecological and water resource planning is designing with soils, slopes, habitat, and hydrology so the landscape can handle real weather—not just a perfect rendering day. Prairie Workshop treats water like the site’s operating system: understand how it moves, then guide it to slow, soak, and support life.
This is important because water problems get expensive fast—erosion, failing plantings, muddy circulation, and stormwater compliance headaches. A nature-forward strategy reduces risk and improves resilience, especially in the climates and soils common across Texas and New Mexico.
Deliverables can include low-impact development strategies, rainwater capture/infiltration concepts, riparian approaches, native habitat enhancements, and planting frameworks built around long-term performance.
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