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The
following web resources are organized by intended user. Educators
and kids can learn about watersheds and nonpoint source pollution.
Residents can learn about local watersheds,
landscaping to improve water quality and other ways to protect watersheds.
Planners can locate ordinances and find
resources pertaining to stormwater technologies and research. This
page also contains links to glossaries,
educational videos and state
and federal agencies concerned with watershed management.
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Web
Resources for Educators and Kids
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The
Kids Page, Stormwater education from the City of Fort
Worth, TX
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Web
Resources for Residents
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Watershed
Education/Protection
- Car
Washing
- USEPA Nonpoint Source Pollution Activities Kids Page
- After
the Storm, USEPA
- Stormwater
Information, City of Memphis
- Watersheds,
Where the Atmosphere Meets the Earth, nbc4.com
- Water
Saver, water conservation in your home
- Saving
Water Partnership, water
conservation in your home
- Michigan
Watershed Links, MSU
- Great
Lakes Directory, Great Lakes Aquatic Habitat Network
- Center
for Watershed Protection
- Watershed
Signs, Kent State
- Protecting
Nature in Your Community: A Guidebook for Preserving and
Enhancing Biodiversity, Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission
- Prairie
Crossing
- A Land Manager's Guide to Prairie and Savannas in Michigan: History, Classification and Management (pdf)
- Wetlands
Fact Sheets, USEPA Office of Water
- Adopt
a Stream Foundation
- Ways
to Clean Up Our Water, NRDC
- Urban
Open Space Foundation
- Downspout
Disconnection Program, City of Toronto
- Downspout
Disconnection Program, Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District
- Downspout
Disconnection Program, City of Boston
- Toronto
and Region Conservation Authority: for the living
city
- Stormwater
and Runoff Pollution, NC Dept of Env. and Natural
Resources
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Protecting
Your Water Resources through Landscaping
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Web
Resources for Planners/Municipalities
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Local
Municipality Ordinances and Comprehensive Plans
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Model
Ordinances
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Ordinances to Protect Local Resources, USEPA
- Surface
Water and Stormwater Rules Guidance Manual, Milwaukee
Metropolitan Sewerage District
- Grand
Traverse County Soil Erosion Ordinance Development
- Water
Quality and Infrastructure, Northeast-Midwest Institute,
ordinances concerning stormwater, wetlands
- Stormwater
Manager's Resource Center, Center for Watershed Protection
(click "ordinances" to view model ordinances)
- Effluent
Guidelines Construction and Development, USEPA
- Model
Stormwater Management Ordinances, Metropolitan North
Georgia Water Planning District
- Stormwater
Ordinance, City of Memphis
- King
County Stormwater Pollution Control Manual, King County
Natural Resources, WA
- Guidelines
for Maintenance and Service of Unpaved Roads, USEPA
- American
Planning Association
- Model
Vegetated Buffer Ordinance, SC Dept. of Health and
Environmental Control
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- Riparian
Protection
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- California
Stormwater Quality Association BMP
Handbooks
- Green
Grid, Roy F. Weston
- Technical
References, USDA NRCS
- Grasspave:
Invisible Stormwater Structures
- Cooling
the City with Green Rooftops, Great Lakes Radio Consortium
Story
- Watershed
Technology Electronic Catalog, USDA NRCS
- Stormwater
Resources Library
- National
Menu of BMPs for Stormwater Phase II, USEPA Office
of Water
- National
Management Measures to Control Nonpoint Source Pollution
from Agriculture, USEPA
- Stormwater
Innovative Design: The Role of the Landscape Architect,
Stormwater Magazine
- Methods
of Sizing Water Quality Facilities, Stormwater Magazine
- Road
Construction and Maintenance, USEPA
- National
Highway Runoff Water Quality Data and Methodology Synthesis,
USGS
- Stormwater
Authority
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Erosion
and Sedimentation Control
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Low
Impact Development (LID)
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Etc.
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State
and Federal Agencies
Data
Sources and Other Links
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Educational
Videos
- "The
Stream Keeper", Starring Bill Nye, "The Science Guy".
1997 Winner of Environmental Media's Best Educational Video
Award
Watershed
Glossaries
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