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Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library StoryMap: When the building and the landscape are designed together
The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library (TRPL) in Medora, North Dakota, opened on July 4, 2026. The Library sits wit …
What do project teams need to consider in site design due to Florida’s changing stormwater rules?
Florida's updated nutrient-based stormwater requirements have raised the standard for water quality treatment, making on …
Sam Houston Jones State Park: Restoring resilience in southwest Louisiana's forests StoryMap
When a hurricane passes through a forest, the damage is easy to see. Thousands of downed trees, broken canopies, and clo …
It’s all about the water: How restoring hydrology at Riverby Ranch brought a Texas landscape back to life Storymap
A ranching landscape is often designed to move water through efficiently. Streams may be straightened or redirected to p …
Turning sediment into sustainability: Using dredge material to restore landscapes
As maritime activity increases along the coasts, the accumulation of dredged sediment is rising, and traditional placeme …
Restore the stream, restore the valley StoryMap
What happens when restoring a stream means you are actually restoring an entire valley? The benefits extend far beyond t …
How Tazewell County is building a blueprint for community resilience
When it comes to flood resilience, small communities are often on the front lines, facing steep terrain, aging infrastru …
Abandoned mine lands: An opportunity for nature and communities
Billions in funding are available, but execution will determine what actually gets done. Across the United States, billi …
Behind the article: Investing in Milwaukee’s flood resilience
In her recent piece for The Epicenter, Erin Delawalla, Director of Water Solutions, explores how the Milwaukee Metropoli …
