Green Stormwater Infrastructure News
This page is a collection of news that promotes Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) activities throughout Detroit.
The inclusion of any news below is not an endorsement by DWSD or the City of Detroit.
Water Catchment Systems In Detroit’s Urban Agriculture Community
Water Catchment Systems In Detroit’s Urban Agriculture Community
Examples of stormwater catchment systems on urban farms in Detroit.
Organization
- Community Food Security Network
- Earthworks Urban Farm
- Keep Growing Detroit
Published date
View Resource - Water Harvesting
Land + Water WORKS
Land + Water WORKS
A view of the Land + Water WORKS Ambassadors program.
Organization
- Erb Family Foundation
Published date
View Video - Rain Barrel
Green Infrastructure Projects In Detroit’s Lower East Side and Recovery Park
Green Infrastructure Projects In Detroit’s Lower East Side and Recovery Park
A summary of the work EPA is doing related to green infrastructure in Detroit, including implementing green infrastructure on vacant parcels and installing green infrastructure in the Recovery Park neighborhood.
Organization
View Report
- EPA
Lower Eastside Action Plan
Lower Eastside Action Plan
Collaborative community process and plan created to respond to decreased population and expanding vacant land to reinvent how the neighborhoods function and thrive. Naturescape and green thoroughfare are important parts of the plan.
Organization
View Webpage
- Eastside Community Network
Welcome to Detroit: Green Stormwater Infrastructure - short version
Welcome to Detroit: Green Stormwater Infrastructure - short version
A publicity video for GSI in Detroit.
Organization
- Erb Family Foundation
- DWSD
Published date
View Video
Hamilton Outdoor Learning Lab
Hamilton Outdoor Learning Lab
A site across from Hamilton Academy which is intended to educate students and community members about green stormwater infrastructure, offer a natural place for community members to visit, and collect stormwater from the surrounding streets and surfaces.
Organization
View Webpage - Eastside Community Network
- Residential Rain Garden