Living Shorelines: Lakes, Ponds, and Other Inland Waters
This course will explore the tools, techniques, and practices that offer hope for a future which promises both functional and sustainable shorelines.
0.1 CEU/1 PDH
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Low Impact Development (LID) Done Right
This course discusses four different types of LID (bioretention, permeable pavement, green roofs, and impervious runoff dispersion).
0.2 CEU/2 PDH
Making Green Storm Water Infrastructure a Success in Urban and Suburban Settings
Runoff from storm water continues to be a major cause of water pollution in urban as well as suburban environments. This course will include case studies in both urban and suburban settings.
0.1 CEU/1 PDH
Mitigating an Unnatural Disaster: How Low-Impact Development Could Save Unsustainable Urban Environments
This course presents the principles of LID design of undisturbed land in urban environments.
0.1 CEU/1.0 PDH
Nature Ignores Design That Ignores Nature
FREE WEBINAR | September 26, 2024 | 2:00 PM EST/1:00 PM CST | This presentation reviews various site planning and design techniques, approaches, principles, successes, pitfalls and roadblocks to designing, establishing and maintaining Green Infrastructure systems and how these landscapes can integrate with well designed environments. (1.0 PDH | 0.1 CEU)
Nature Ignores Design That Ignores Nature (On Demand)
This presentation reviews various site planning and design techniques, approaches, principles, successes, pitfalls and roadblocks to designing, establishing and maintaining Green Infrastructure systems and how these landscapes can integrate with well designed environments. (1.0 PDH | 0.1 CEU)
NYC’s Approach to Private Property Green Infrastructure
New York City is on the precipice of a major expansion in the amount of stormwater managed on its private properties.
Overcoming Construction Challenges of Green Infrastructure Best Management Practices
This presentation will provide information on lessons learned in construction from Ferguson’s experience playing a support role in large municipal green infrastructure programs such as Philadelphia, Pinellas County, and New York City.
Overcoming Subsurface Challenges: Implementing Green Infrastructure in NYC’s Right of Way
This presentation will discuss how, in collaboration with the Department of Design and Construction (DDC), the DEP has developed standard specifications for construction of ROW GI throughout NYC.
Performance-Based Plant Selection: Developing a Bioretention Plant Selection Tool
This presentation will introduce research concerning the functions plants provide in bioretention and how shifting to performance-based plant selection can advance the implementation of bioretention, optimize stormwater treatment goals, and create cost-efficient installations.
Porous Paving
This course is designed to provide information on all types of porous pavements, their differences, similarities, maintenance plans and general benefits.
Porous Paving
This course is designed to provide information on all types of porous pavements, their differences, similarities, maintenance plans and general benefits.
0.1 CEU / 1.0 PDH
Porous Paving (On-Demand)
This course is designed to provide information on all types of porous pavements, their differences, similarities, maintenance plans and general benefits.
Rainwater Harvesting – Building Natural Processes: Part 1
This course looks at how managing rainwater and mimicking natural processes – or actually building these processes – is a valuable tool in facing the changing climate and weather norms we have become too accustomed to.
Credits: 1 PDH / 0.1 CEU
Rainwater Harvesting – Building Natural Processes: Part 2
This course explores some of the ideas of ‘Building Nature’ – an impossible task on one hand, since we are not that powerful or wise, and yet we can mimic and copy and enhance infrastructure to work like the natural processes. In this way, we mitigate some problems, solve others, and in the long run hopefully prevent major events.
.1 CEU/1 PDH
Rainwater Harvesting Systems Designer
This course provides students with knowledge for rainwater harvesting, both active and passive, design for both outdoor and in-home rainwater use, sanitation for potable uses, rules and regulations, guidelines, business management, project planning, site planning and installation, safety, system construction and maintenance. It also counts toward the ASSE Rainwater Harvesting Certification for Designers.
Re-thinking Urban Streetscapes in Denver
This presentation explores numerous green street design efforts throughout the Denver area. In addition to addressing stormwater quality, these innovative streetscape designs also highlight the positive and sometimes surprising effects that green infrastructure can bring to a community.
Real-Time Monitoring of Critical Flood Control Structures
FREE WEBINAR | June 27, 2024 | This presentation will showcase the latest techniques for real-time data collection and processing to help monitor the health of critical flood control assets like dams and levees.
0.1 CEU / 1.0 PDH
Real-Time Monitoring of Critical Flood Control Structures (On-Demand)
FREE WEBINAR | ON-DEMAND | This presentation will showcase the latest techniques for real-time data collection and processing to help monitor the health of critical flood control assets like dams and levees.
0.1 CEU / 1.0 PDH
