Protecting, Restoring & Replicating Natural Hydrology

Resource Files

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Blue Cities Guide (PDF)5.85 MB
Sustainable Water Resources Management (PDF)1.32 MB
Green Infrastructure Bill (PDF)179.84 KB
The Economics of Low-Impact Development (PDF)614.06 KB
Cost Benefit Analysis of Ecoroofs (PDF)2.78 MB
Natural Security (PDF)3.54 MB
A Clear Blue Future (PFD)2.42 MB
Green Infrastructure for Clean Water Act (PDF)31.77 KB
Integrated Resource Planning Improving Infrastructure and Efficiency (PDF)482.17 KB
Private Motivations to Invest in Stormwater Management Facilities (PDF)5.66 MB
River Rally 2010 - Hal Sprague Presentation.pdf468.27 KB
1274078058___Blue_Cities_Guide.pdf5.85 MB
1274165561___Johnson_Water_Infrastructure_Session_Highlights_FINAL.pdf280.99 KB
green infrastructure policy.pdf471.2 KB

Related Programs

River Rally
Author/Source: Bob Zimmerman, Charles River Watershed Association; Bill Stack, Center for Watershed Protection; Tom Liptan, City of Portland; Stacey Berahzer, Environmental Finance Center (NC)*

This session examines specific examples of Blue Cities' efforts around the country, discuss the economics of more sustainable, integrated water management choices and lay out a path for replicating such efforts. Also, we'll develop/introduce a "request for partners" (RFP) that will be the initial outreach tool to broaden a coordinated strategy focused on protecting, restoring and replicating natural hydrology.

Presenters: Bob Zimmerman, Charles River Watershed Association; Bill Stack, Center for Watershed Protection; Tom Liptan, City of Portland; Stacey Berahzer, Environmental Finance Center (NC), Hal Sprague, Center for Neighborhood Technology

Related Web Pages:

GAWP Stormwater and Watershed Specialty Conference

American Rivers and The Green Reserve: Funding Green Infrastructure

Cost Benefit Analysis of Low-Impact Development

CONTECH Stormwater Solutions

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