Tag: watershed health
Floating Wetlands, A Versatile Tool for Cleaner Water a...
Floating wetlands have become a valuable tool for communities trying to improve water quality, enhance habitat, and restore ecolog...
Adirondack Watershed Institute: Safeguarding the Health...
The Adirondack Watershed Institute, often referred to as AWI, has become one of the most important environmental organizations wor...
Understanding the Groundwater Recharge Process
Groundwater recharge is the process by which rain and runoff infiltrate the soil to replenish aquifers. Learn how it works, why it...
What Is a Bioswale and How Does It Work?
Bioswales use vegetation and engineered soils to slow, filter, and infiltrate stormwater runoff. Learn how they work, their design...
From Pipes to Plants: How Cities Transition Stormwater ...
Shifting dollars “from pipes to plants” is no longer a leap of faith, it is a budget strategy with proven returns. Whether the tri...
Tracking Success in Watershed Health Projects
Effective watershed work is a marathon, not a sprint. Choosing relevant indicators, gathering reliable data, and communicating fin...
The Power of Riparian Buffers: Natural Defenders of Wat...
As municipalities seek to balance growth with sustainability, riparian buffers stand out as a practical tool for protecting local ...
