Growing life and community at Primera Iglésia
Green Streets
City Council Resolution Relating to Green Streets Policy
Green Infrastructure for Public Right-of-ways - Design Standards
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.
WMG Green Streets Green Neighborhoods
Green infrastructure beautifies neighborhoods, calms and slows traffic, provides cooling shade, minimizes urban heat island effect, and provides wildlife habitat while controlling stormwater and preventing flooding.
Green infrastructure practices take root in Phoenix
Sierra Vista, Arizona embraces green infrastructure practices
Visibility and awareness of green infrastructure practices is critical for community acceptance in thinking about stormwater as a resource not a problem. Watershed Management Group in partnership with the City of Sierra Vista and Cochise Water Project is focusing on:
WMG featured in a national organization's videos to promote green infrastructure
Green for All, a national non-profit organization, has selected Tucson as a target community for their green job development programs. And green infrastructure, a key component of Watershed Management Group's work, is one of the primary paths to the green jobs they are promoting at a national scale. Check out these two videos, featuring Tucson as a leading example!
This video features WMG’s Associate Director, Tory Syracuse, talking about creating the demand for water harvesting that will lead to green job growth.
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