The EFC, with funding from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), helped to enhance the City of Scranton's stormwater management program by analyzing fiscal practices and infrastructure management, and by identifying opportunities for implementing green infrastructure practices that would help improve water quality and reduce the flow of stormwater into the already over-burdened system. The funding received provided opportunity for a collaborative approach with two key partners: Lackawanna River Corridor Association (LRCA), and McLane Associates - a Scranton-based landscape architecture firm with extensive experience in environmental consulting and green infrastructure practices. Please see Scranton's stormwater financing case study below, or visit EFC's website for more information, including access to the full project report.