Featuring specific examples and explanations of how to decrease excess nutrients in the environment at home, school, and community. [Read More]
The Winter 2012 Florida Stormwater Education Newsletter includes an introduction to WatershedED and a Spotlight on Stacie Greco, Alachua County Environmental Protection Department. [Read More]
The Florida Stormwater Education Task Force is a collaborative group that meets quarterly to share ideas, resources, and scientific data to implement effective watershed education strategies. [Read More]
WatershedED™ provides the tools for nonpoint source and stormwater managers to successfully implement and evaluate education programs. [Read More]
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Resources on the Supersite are indexed by Topic, Type, and Audience so you can find what you need quickly. Need facts for a homeowner association meeting? Select "Search by Audience" in the Toolbox at right. Have a new brochure for your stormwater management program? Register for the site and share your resources with the Stormwater Education Community.
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Alachua County Environmental Protection Department designed a public outreach campaign to keep landscaping debris out of storm water systems, based on primary research.
Philadelphia's 25-year plan to protect and enhance watersheds by managing stormwater with innovative green infrastructure is detailed on this website.
This guide addresses the complex questions that managers must answer when developing plans to pay for stormwater programs.
Tools and projects for innovative interdisciplinary coastal-marine spatial planning and ecosystem-based management.
Alachua County Environmental Protection Department designed a public outreach campaign to keep landscaping debris out of storm water systems, based on primary research.
A Surfrider Foundation program to help ocean friendly homeowners spread the word about reducing fertilizer and pesticide applications.
The Water Atlas Program provides the means to connect multiple stakeholders in water resource management. Stormwater education resources are available for most sponsoring counties, cities, and regions.
The Florida Clean Marina Program is a voluntary designation program with a proactive approach to environmental stewardship.
Make a Splash with Project WET water festivals promote awareness of and increased knowledge about water resources.
The Nonpoint Source Outreach Toolbox is intended for use by state and local agencies and other organizations interested in educating the public on nonpoint source pollution or stormwater runoff.
This manual is a step-by-step guide to creating a volunteer water quality program: program options, sources of funding, ideas for recruiting and retention, and methods of water quality monitoring.
A Children's Water Festival is a fun and effective tool to educate children, their parents, and the community on the importance of water in our everyday lives. Use this guidebook to plan and organize a successful water festival.
A Microsoft® Word Standard Operating Procedure template with revision history, approvals, and related fields.
This Microsoft® Access database allows for tracking and reporting of Florida MS4 PhaseII NPDES requirments.
How to safely drain a saltwater pool without impacting the environment with an illicit discharge.
The Summer 2011 issue of the Florida Stormwater Education Newsletter focuses on Best Management Practices for Landscape Professionals.
This manual provides materials to provide clarity about the new permit requirements. It includes hundreds of active links to websites that may be helpful in implementing your permits.
WhaleNet is an interdisciplinary, student-centered, interactive educational program focused on whales, the marine habitat, and environmental studies.
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