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Rain gardens and rain barrels are becoming more common across the United States. Read how these water management tools are changing landscapes and watersheds through the links below.
Rain gardens can soak up 30% more water than a typical lawn.
Rain gardens as outdoor classrooms.
Rain gardens to help Lake Champlain.
Rain barrels save water and the environment.
July 22, 2009 7:40 AM | Category: Flood