Description: Join us as we explore the findings from 50 stormwater management organizations across the country, uncovering key insights into the state of green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) implementation. This latest report and interactive data dashboard from the Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange highlights the biggest drivers, challenges, and opportunities shaping GSI adoption today.

• What are the primary drivers of green infrastructure implementation?
• What are the key barriers to implementing green infrastructure at scale?
• What are the most effective levers for scaling implementation of green infrastructure?
• Where is green infrastructure being built?
• What are the characteristics of high-impact green infrastructure, and how can these characteristics become a national standard?
• What can organizations do in response to these findings to strengthen stormwater management and accelerate GSI solutions?

1. Establish a baseline to better understand the state of local public sector implementation.
2. Create a shared blueprint for local public sector implementers.

Presenter: Barbara Hopkins, Esq., ASLA, Executive Director, Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange

Certificate: This webinar has NOT been submitted for approval of continuing education credit. We can provide a certificate of attendance to eligible attendees, but cannot guarantee it will meet your PDH or CEU requirements.

Who Should Attend:

We invite wastewater personnel from rural, small, and tribal systems; planners, architects, consultants, engineers, designers, managers and board members, elected officials, community leaders, policy experts, hydrologists, scientists, nonprofit and advocacy group representatives, construction professionals, grant writers, financial officers, and anyone interested in collaborative stormwater solutions.

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