Serge Dupuis presented his work on the Dieppe Naturalized Storm Water Management Pond on October 22nd, 2019, at the Natural Infrastructure Learning Day.
Serge Dupuis presented his work on the Dieppe Naturalized Storm Water Management Pond on October 22nd, 2019, at the Natural Infrastructure Learning Day.
The Green Infrastructure Map highlights green infrastructure projects in and around the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The sites on the map include projects like bio retention and dry swales, enhanced swales, vegetated filter strips, permeable pavements, soil amendment areas and underground infiltration systems.
This research explores vegetation addition methods in Atlantic Canada for development of living shorelines in this region.
The St George Marsh Management Plan (2016), prepared by Eastern Charlotte Waterways Inc., is to ensure conservation, management and monitoring of the marsh.
This document was developed by the Maritime Natural Infrastructure Collaborative (2018).
InVEST is a software model that is used to map and value the goods and services from nature. The software model is free, and uses maps as information sources and produces map as output.
This guide was published by the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation and the Green Infrastructure Ontario Coalition. The guide can be used by small cities, towns and rural settlements for integrating green infrastructure in communities.
This video shows water seeping through permeable pavement into the reservoir below. This permeable pavement project has been implemented by EOS Eco-Energy in Town of Sackville, New Brunswick.
A time-lapse of EOS team and volunteers planting a rain garden!