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Below is a compilation of resources and examples of green streets projects. Click “Resource File” for the pdf version. River Network Resources River Network’s Promoting Green Streets [...]

To address complementary municipal goals of improved water quality and restored natural hydrology, this project focused on the development of a simple and logical methodology to [...]

Table Of Contents Building Climate Resilience at the Water’s Edge by Rebecca Wodder, Center for Humans and Nature and River Network Freshwater Protection: Factoring Climate Change Volatility into [...]

The stormwater that hits our streets, sidewalks and alleys carries pollutants, causes soil erosion and flooding, makes sewers overflow, and leads to unnatural highs and lows in stream [...]

Every year tens of thousands of gallons of water run off neighborhood streets carrying pollutants and erosive energy to our most vulnerable streams. Historically, these flows found their way into [...]

Many cities across the U.S. are leading the way and focusing significant attention and resources on retrofitting their streets and alleys with green infrastructure. View this list of municipal [...]

Wilma Subra’s background includes more than 48 years of experience sampling and performing chemical and microbiologic analysis of groundwater, surface water resources, air and waste; as well as [...]

For more than 20 years, Casi Callaway has made tremendous contributions to protect and preserve the Mobile Bay Watershed, Alabama’s waterways and coastal communities.  Casi became the first [...]