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It was a beautiful day yesterday for volunteering

It was a beautiful day yesterday for volunteering with @intervaleconservationnursery @intervalecenter. Together we helped plant over 800 Eastern Cottonwood seedlings and weed a bed of Silver Maple saplings! Thanks to Carolyn and Mandy for hosting us!The ICN is a nonprofit organization that grows native trees and shrubs for riparian restoration projects and provides planting services for riparian buffer zones and storm water management projects. Their work helps protect and restore water quality. #sharedmission #teamwork #waterquality

The summer field season has been in full swing thr

The summer field season has been in full swing through this intense July heat! Seb and Nisha were out performing infiltration tests and characterizing soil profiles. Their work will help determine the most appropriate stormwater infrastructure to effectively capture runoff from developed lands.

A beautifal day on the Missisquoi River! #waterqua

A beautifal day on the Missisquoi River! #waterquality #fieldwork #vermont #WorkingforWatershed #watershed #wildflowers #kayakingforwork

Wetlands do a great job of slowing water - allowin

Wetlands do a great job of slowing water - allowing it to filter into the land instead of rushing into a stream. They also trap sediment and remove nutrients, such as phosphorus. What does this photo have to do with wetlands? This is a gravel wetland being installed in Essex Junction to improve water quality and restor flows to Indian Brook. Project partners were Aldrich & Elliot and the Village of Essex Junction. #waterquality #stormwater #vermont #lakechamplain #phosphorus #greeninfrastructure #watershed

Have you ever wondered what is under pavement? Con

Have you ever wondered what is under pavement? Construction days are a great way to catch a glimpse of what goes on below. In this shot, infiltration chambers are being installed to reduce stormwater and remove phosphorus to improve water quality in Dog Brook in Northfield, VT. This is one of the largest projects in the state and will treat more than 80lbs of phosphorus each year and remove hundreds of thousands of gallons of water.
#stormwater #waterquality #greeninfrastructure #infrastructure #vermont

Stormwater ponds are used to slow excess water fol

Stormwater ponds are used to slow excess water following a storm. However, they do not effectively remove nutrients, such as phosphorus. Water Quality Program Manager Becky Tharp's PhD research studied the use of floating treatment wetlands. Learn more at lnk in bio.#waterquality #stormwater #phosphorus #UVM #research #wetland #greeninfrastructure

Stormwater is sometimes managed completely out of

Stormwater is sometimes managed completely out of site - but to do that, construction must happen. Two projects that we designed with our partners Civil Engineering Associates are under way in Burlington - one at Edmunds Middle School and one at Birchwood Estates. They may just look like big holes in the ground now, but once complete, the underground storage chambers will reduce runoff entering the combined sewer system and improve water quality in Lake Champlain.
#btv #waterquality #stormwater #watershed #construction #lakechamplain

Water quality is a big topic. At Watershed, our fo

Water quality is a big topic. At Watershed, our focus is #stormwater. We work with property to owners to reduce runoff and pollutants to help improve local water quality. Learn more about our work and how we can help you navigate stormwater permits, including new Vermont requirements - link in bio.
#waterquality #Vermont #lakechamplain #design #runoff #pollutants #VT #3acrerule

Some local residents of St. John showed the team a

Some local residents of St. John showed the team around - sharing knowledge of installed infrastructure.
#waterquality #stormwater #infrastructure #localknowledge

The gang is in St. John for a few days to kick-off

The gang is in St. John for a few days to kick-off the Coral Bay Watershed Management Plan and work with the community to recommend watershed-wide solutions. Read more about the project at the link in bio. #stormwater #waterquality #watershed #virginislands #teamwork #ilovemyjob #worktravel #notinvermont

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