Rain gardens help reduce the amount of water flowing over land and into storm drains, which can prevent flooding and erosion.

Like paved roads, dirt roads are essentially impervious, meaning they do not absorb water, said Beverly Wemple, a University ...

In addition, storm-water runoff increases stream-bank erosion and the risk of floods. That's a big problem. But there is something beautiful you can do to help.

Stormwater systems are built to protect our city and our environment, but only if they’re properly maintained. In Washington, ...

Watering in mid-afternoon when the sun is high can cause water loss of up to 30% through evaporation. The ideal time to water is in the morning befo ...

A pilot project to protect against soil erosion, reduce flood risk, restore damaged landscapes, and improve coastal water quality has been successfully completed. The Hapapa Watershed project was ...

Minneapolis has installed hundreds of rain gardens, tree trenches and other green infrastructure in recent years, aiming to reduce flood risks and clean up stormwater before it reaches the city ...

Composting also reduces the need for chemical fertilizers, helps soil retain moisture, and prevents soil erosion. Rain barrels help conserve water, reduce stormwater runoff, and minimize the need ...