This manual provides information for neighborhood residents, municipal professionals, grassroots advocates and others who seek to implement green infrastructure (GI) strategies in their communities. It offers a neighborhood-centered perspective on GI that is tailored to work with the unique climate conditions of the southwestern US.
WMG is working to make Phoenix a model for green infrast
As spring flowers proliferate across the desert, our thoughts turn toward keeping our Tucson public rain gardens beautiful. This means we need to grow our Monsoon Squad, and it's the perfect time for you to be a part of it. New members bring life and energy to our community of dedicated rain garden heroes, and we want to welcome you to the Squad.
Nuestro Ecologista Cultural Joaquin Murrieta está trabajando en Nuevo León y Coahuila, Mexico, para implementar proyectos de infraestructura verde y enseñar estas estrategias a oficiales de gobiernos municipales, consultores, y profesionales.
The intent of these guidelines is to require the incorporation of green infrastructure features into Tucson roadways wherever possible. The costs and benefits of green infrastructure shall be evaluated and determined for all new projects and shall be included within the project budget.
Capacitar a funcionarios de gobiernos municipales, consultores y profesionales interesados en las estrategias, tecnologías y enfoques de la infraestructura verde, con el propósito de incorporar paulatinamente estos conceptos en los proyectos de infraestructura urbana, tanto públicos como privados
En colaboración con la ciudad de La Paz, Baja California Sur, México estamos orgullosos de ofrecer en español el manual de Infraestructura Verde para Comunidades del Desierto Sonorense! Esta nueva versión incluye información e imágenes específicas para Baja California Sur.
In collaboration with Ciudad La Paz, Mexico, we're proud to offer our Green Infrastructure for Southwestern Neighborhoods manual in Spanish! This new version includes information and images specific to Baja California.
WMG worked with the City of Tucson’s Department of Transportation to develop design standards for in-street traffic calming devices that collect and infiltrate stormwater. Links to informational pamphlets that include technical and conceptual drawings of the specific application, as well as step-by-step implementation guidelines.
