Floating wetlands have become a valuable tool for communities trying to improve water quality, enhance habitat, and restore ecolog...
Riparian ecosystems are among the most ecologically productive and socially valuable landscapes in any watershed. These transition...
Culverts are among the most common pieces of stormwater and roadway infrastructure in the United States, yet they often receive fa...
The Adirondack Watershed Institute, often referred to as AWI, has become one of the most important environmental organizations wor...
A detailed look at stormwater outfalls, their purpose, construction, and environmental importance. Learn why MS4 communities must ...
Groundwater recharge is the process by which rain and runoff infiltrate the soil to replenish aquifers. Learn how it works, why it...
Bioswales use vegetation and engineered soils to slow, filter, and infiltrate stormwater runoff. Learn how they work, their design...
Learn how WIT Advisers’ SWiM® program, AdkAction, and the Lake George Association are helping municipalities and citizens reduce r...
Telematics turns winter operations from an art into a measurable science. Municipalities that capture spreader data see immediate ...
For municipalities already committed to salt-brine anti-icing, agricultural additives present a pragmatic next step: they stretch ...
Every city block dotted with vacant parcels holds an untapped reservoir of stormwater capacity and civic pride. By treating retrof...
Cold weather does not preclude successful green roofs; it simply reshuffles the design priorities. When structure, drainage, and p...
