Add to ORKGPolluted stormwater is the greatest single threat to the Salish Sea and other waterways. The challenge of shifting to green stormwater infrastructure can seem overwhelming. Retrofitting existing developments will require many thousands of actions at the site scale to bring about measurable improvements to watersheds. Can volunteer-based capacity-building programs provide a cost-effective means to achieve the level of retrofits necessary to make a measurable difference? This poster will highlight programs implemented by Washington State University Extension\u27s Water Resources Program whose goals are to achieve substantial on-the-ground results through highly trained volunteers offering green infrastructure/low-impact development (LID) educ...
To mitigate the harmful effects of stormwater runoff, many cities in the United States are construct...
An increase in impervious land covers, such as asphalt and buildings from new construction and land ...
Cities in the United States are facing the challenges of protecting water resources, drinking water ...
The challenge of shifting to low-impact development practices in the Salish Sea region seems overwhe...
Stormwater management has evolved from simple flood reduction to conventional water quality treatmen...
Humans are increasingly urbanizing natural landscapes, which lowers the land\u27s ability to infiltr...
Stormwater management can be a significant challenge in urban areas. As population density grows and...
As part of my design clinic project, I worked with Northampton Department of Public Works (DPW) on c...
Climate change will cause increased frequency extreme weather events with more frequent stormwater r...
Between 2009 and 2011, the non-profit Stewardship Partners built over 100 rain gardens at schools, h...
Stormwater infrastructure is traditionally used as a method of conveyance. When it rains, when snow ...
The impervious surfaces of built landscapes create stormwater runoff that causes water quantity and ...
For decades, stormwater, or runoff, was considered largely a problem of excess rainwater or snowmelt...
As in other industrialized countries, many urban water social-ecological systems in the United State...
As in other industrialized countries, many urban water social-ecological systems in the United State...
To mitigate the harmful effects of stormwater runoff, many cities in the United States are construct...
An increase in impervious land covers, such as asphalt and buildings from new construction and land ...
Cities in the United States are facing the challenges of protecting water resources, drinking water ...
The challenge of shifting to low-impact development practices in the Salish Sea region seems overwhe...
Stormwater management has evolved from simple flood reduction to conventional water quality treatmen...
Humans are increasingly urbanizing natural landscapes, which lowers the land\u27s ability to infiltr...
Stormwater management can be a significant challenge in urban areas. As population density grows and...
As part of my design clinic project, I worked with Northampton Department of Public Works (DPW) on c...
Climate change will cause increased frequency extreme weather events with more frequent stormwater r...
Between 2009 and 2011, the non-profit Stewardship Partners built over 100 rain gardens at schools, h...
Stormwater infrastructure is traditionally used as a method of conveyance. When it rains, when snow ...
The impervious surfaces of built landscapes create stormwater runoff that causes water quantity and ...
For decades, stormwater, or runoff, was considered largely a problem of excess rainwater or snowmelt...
As in other industrialized countries, many urban water social-ecological systems in the United State...
As in other industrialized countries, many urban water social-ecological systems in the United State...
To mitigate the harmful effects of stormwater runoff, many cities in the United States are construct...
An increase in impervious land covers, such as asphalt and buildings from new construction and land ...
Cities in the United States are facing the challenges of protecting water resources, drinking water ...