Evaluating Stormwater Benefits of Atlanta’s Urban Forest
This project documents the contribution of urban tree systems to stormwater nutrient and volume control in terms of their effectiveness at…
This project documents the contribution of urban tree systems to stormwater nutrient and volume control in terms of their effectiveness at…
This project documents the contribution of urban tree systems to stormwater nutrient and volume control in terms of their effectiveness…
A study of Harrisonburg’s tree canopy and its role in taking up, storing and releasing water.
As municipalities adopt low-impact development (LID) and green stormwater infrastructure practices to manage stormwater runoff, stormwater managers and design engineers…
Detailed case studies, with photos and plans, of various low-impact developments that incorporated green infrastructure.
The City and County of Denver is making green infrastructure a fundamental part of the city’s long-term stormwater management strategy by…
Water infiltration rate was measured at forty tree pits representing the variety of physical conditions commonly seen in New York…
Up-to-date primary source outlining opportunities and barriers to using trees in stormwater management — related to arboricultural, institutional and organizational…
Provides a review of research in NYC looking at infiltration rates of stormwater into tree pit soil having a guard…
This paper is intended to help the stormwater engineering community more easily account for trees in runoff and pollutant load calculations…
Street trees in the urban environment provide important ecosystem services including stormwater management, reducing pollutant discharges and flooding by lessening surface runoff. Does…
This worksheet was designed to help communities review and revise their development regulations, so that future projects conserve and protect…