LID Projects
Research is an integral part of the LID program. LID practices are a relatively new and evolving science proving to be a crucial component for the health of Washington State’s waterways as our population and land development increase.
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Bioretention Longevity
Very little information is available on the long-term performance of bioretention for treatment of stormwater runoff. Additionally, it is unknown what depth of bioretention is necessary to provide long-term treatment. This project is designed to assess the chemical and biological performance of up to 5 depths of bioretention over 10 years.
Bioretention Amendments Project
At Washington State University Research and Extension Center, questions about different methods of Green Stormwater Infrastructure are being explored.
Idea School
We offer an online training program that includes the theoretical basis for designing and maintaining LID systems.
Featured Project:
Tree Project
Quantifying the Stormwater Benefits Provided by Native Trees in Urban Landscapes
