This guide provides guidance for local governments who wish to engage in community based public-private partnerships and alternative based tools for integrated green stormwater infrastructure.

Comprehensive source for tools and resources related to green infrastructure design, implementation, maintenance, funding, and modeling.

Looks at the most cost-effective options for managing polluted runoff and protecting clean water, and finds that green infrastructure solutions save taxpayer money and provide community benefits by managing stormwater where it falls. 

This toolbox contains a wealth of resources for public agencies and other organizations seeking to educate the public about stormwater pollution.  It includes a searchable catalog of outreach material; sample logos, slogans and evaluation surveys; EPA's comprehensive primer "Getting in Step: A Guide for Conducting Watershed Outreach Campaigns;" and more.

Assesses the impacts of climate change on the US, including on specific sectors such as energy, water and land use.  Profiles mitigation and adaptation responses.  Includes an interactive chapter on the trend toward increasing heavy downpours.

This resource discusses the importance of managing stormwater runoff, and the problems encountered with high levels of impervious surfaces.  Regenerative stormwater conveyance systems are focused on, which bridges into the discussion of BMPs, and how to select the right BMP for the job.

This guide helps local government, communities, and health care organizations connect green infrastructure and public health in innovative ways.  The guide presents evidence linking green spaces to improved community health, how to identify community health needs relative to green infrastructure, community engagement as a health intervention, siting and design guidelines, and evaluation steps.

This map provides examples of green infrastructure financing stories from diverse communities across the country showcased in an interesting and accessible way.

This EPA website includes a summary description of the federal Clean Water Act as well as links to resources for more in-depth information on history, compliance, enforcement.

Analyzes and quantifies the potential flood loss avoidance impacts of distributed stormwater control using green infrastructure and low impact development.