Don’t wait to inflate! Checking your tire pressure monthly helps drivers stay safer, save money – and save coho salmon. A recently discovered stormwater pollutant from cars is killing local […]
Celebrate National Stormwater Day by Adopting a Drain and Preserving Our Waterways! We’ve all witnessed the impact of storm drains clogged with dry leaves—flooding that disrupts our neighborhoods. Yet, the […]
A new 2-page informational flier aims to raise awareness and shed light on the current research findings around the common rubber preservative, 6PPD-quinone. Developed by Washington Stormwater Center researchers in […]
The first Statewide Municipal Stormwater Education and Outreach meeting took place on October 18 and was a success! The Washington Stormwater Center held the first statewide E&O stormwater meeting on […]
In our Blog this month we are happy to feature work funded and shared by Kings County and Mary Rabourn. With Lori Kothe from Poo Gooder, they have developed a […]
As a result of the WSC’s recent E&O Needs Survey sent out to our municipal stormwater permittees across the state we know a little more about what’s needed in our […]
The Don’t Drip and Drive web pages are back up and running! They have found a new home on the Washington Stormwater Center’s Education and Outreach page. You can find […]
1) Developing a Strategic Social Marketing Plan 12-week course, iSMA Professional Online Certificate of Completion. The class will run from October 2-December 23, 2023, and will be taught by Nancy […]
In the past few years, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, tribal co-managers, and partners have identified an explosion of invasive European green crabs (Carcinus maenas) in the Salish […]
