http://water.lgc.org daily 1 2005-12-30T00:15:19Z http://water.lgc.org/Members/tony/factsheets/urban-stormwater-management-fact-sheet No publisher tony stormwater 2006-02-18T02:55:15Z Page http://water.lgc.org/organizations/bioretention.com Web site provides information about the design and construction of bioretention facilities for land planners, civil engineers, landscape architects, and environmental professionals. No publisher zekenhuey stormwater 2007-05-09T22:26:29Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/usepa-low-impact-development-web-page Links to web sites and publications that promote low impact development. No publisher zekenhuey livable watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:46:53Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/low-impact-development-center Organization dedicated to the advancement of low impact development technology witht he goal of maintaining or enhancing pre-development hydrology. No publisher zekenhuey livable watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:34:02Z Link http://water.lgc.org/resource-tools/green-streets-innovative-solutions-for-stormwater-and-stream-crossings Tools for designing streets. No publisher zekenhuey livable tools watershed stormwater 2007-04-05T20:54:37Z Link http://water.lgc.org/resource-tools/terc-stormwater-management-training-module This training module provides on-line training for personnel responsible for stormwater management. No publisher zekenhuey stormwater 2007-04-05T20:54:38Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/stormwater-engineering-group North Carolina State University's team of faculity, students and off-campus Extension faculty. Research areas of interest include stormwater management, watershed and economic impacts of stormwater practices, and low impact development. No publisher zekenhuey watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:43:56Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/puget-sound-online-low-impact-development Information on low impact development in the Seattle area. No publisher zekenhuey livable watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:39:54Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/truckee-meadows-regional-stormwater-quality-management-plan TMRSQMP is a collaborative effort of the cities of Reno, Sparks and Washoe County. This site includes handbooks on construction site BMPs, low impact development, and structural controls design. No publisher zekenhuey watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:45:15Z Link http://water.lgc.org/publication-resources/choices-for-growth-quality-of-life-and-the-natural-environment A publication of Texas NEMO and others that discusses and displays the three strategies for a healthy environment: preserving open space, encouraging compact growth, and controlling urban stormwater runoff. No publisher zekenhuey livable watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T23:13:11Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/water-resources-education University of Wisconsin Extension web site that serves as a gateway to educational programs and publications No publisher zekenhuey watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:52:13Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/mit-stormwater-biofiltration-system MIT mitigates stormwater runoff through a biofiltration system that includes vegetated swales and underground reservoir. No publisher zekenhuey watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T22:51:37Z Link http://water.lgc.org/organizations/north-coast-storm-water-coalition The Coalition's goal is to facilitate the prevention of storm water pollution in Humboldt County by educating residents about stormwater runoff and its effects on water quality in local streams, rivers, Humboldt Bay and the ocean. No publisher zekenhuey watershed stormwater 2007-05-18T19:12:32Z Link http://water.lgc.org/resource-tools/national-lid-clearinghouse This website has been developed through a Cooperative Assistance Agreement under the US EPA Office of Water 104b(3) Program in order to provide a web-based clearinghouse that allows researchers, practitioners, and program managers to collaborate and efficiently disseminate and share information with local governments, states, builders, developers, stakeholders, and environmental groups. The administrative and technical information available through this clearinghouse will be useful to permit writers, local government officials, watershed managers, and stakeholders. No publisher zekenhuey tools watershed stormwater 2007-05-18T19:09:53Z Link http://water.lgc.org/publication-resources/smart-growth-for-clean-water-report This report, produced by the Trust for Public Land and the National Association of Local Government Environmental Professionals (NALGEP), identifies five smart growth approaches that can improve water quality: land conservation, waterfront brownfields revitalization, urban and community forestry, low impact development, and watershed management No publisher zekenhuey livable watershed stormwater 2007-05-09T23:20:37Z Link