Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation’s new list of non-native...
Virginia DCR just published a new list of non-native invasive plants of the state! Invasive plants can displace native plant species, reduce wildlife habitat...
The New York Chesapeake Bay strategy is final and hosted on the New York Department of Environmental Conservation website.
The focus of the DC stormwater strategy is city-wide, with a special emphasis on reducing pollutant loads delivered to the highly urban Anacostia watershed.
The key focus of the West Virginia strategy is on the fast-growing communities of the Eastern Panhandle.
Pennsylvania has made significant strides in developing a progressive stormwater manual in recent years.
The Virginia strategy involves an integrated approach to manage stormwater at the site and watershed level.
This report is an interesting exception in that it outlines a series of far-reaching recommendations to reform the current broken stormwater permitting system.
Bay communities will continue to struggle with MS4 permits until they can collaborate together on workable strategies.
Delaware is experiencing water quality problems in the fast-growing watersheds that discharge to the Atlantic Coastal Bays.
We are a network of nearly 11,000 stormwater professionals from within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and around the world!