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 Great Plains LID Research and Innovation Symposium and Low Impact Development Design Competition |
Abstract Pages
- Stormwater Park Case Studies for LID
- Low Impact Development From A Community Viewpoint
- Tulsa Area Rain Garden Project: Successes and Lessons Learned
- Designing the Natural City: Consolidated LID approaches for use in transitioning urban districts
- The Amery Regional Medical Center: Promoting Human Health and Wellness through an Ecologically Enhancing and Engaging Environment
- From Vacant Lots to Emerald Isles: Transform Urban Vacant Land through Public-Private Collaboration and Innovative LID Practices
- How Green Roof Policy Works
- Overcoming Roadblocks to Establishing Rain Gardens in Tulsa
- Designing with Nature – Compost BMP Designs for Green Infrastructure and Low Impact Development
- Beyond hydrology: quantifying additional ecosystem services provided by LID
- Hydrologic and Plant Performance of Residential Rain Gardens in Lincoln, Nebraska
- Ten Years Later—A Retrospective and Lessons Learned from the Burnsville Rainwater Garden Retrofit Project
- Impervious Cover Impacts to Surface Waters, Disconnecting Pollutant Loads through LID Planning and Implementation
- Innovative, Effective LID Applications that also include Multiple Social Benefits: The 37th Avenue Greenway and the Tamarack Bog Rooftop
- Optimization of Bioretention soil mix for nutrient removal
- Establishing dryland plants in semi-arid rain gardens; Design, install, and maintenance
- The Role of Urban Trees in Stormwater Management and How to Make Them Thrive
- Policies, Innovations and Tipping Points in Stormwater
- How is EPA Promoting Green Infrastructure?
- Hydrologic Characterization of Bioretention in Lexington, Kentucky
- Willingness to Pay for Improved Stream Quality in the Illinois River
- The Evolution of LID Research: Validation, Optimization, and Implementation
- National Weather Center Green Roof Experiment
- Sarah Wrede
