Green Infrastructure Soak Up the Rain Webinars
Green infrastructure can help to reduce the impacts of stormwater and flooding on communities.
Green infrastructure can also provide additional benefits to communities:
- Increased access to green space.
- Cooling and relief from the sun.
- Traffic-calming.
- Community gathering spaces and natural beauty.
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Upcoming Webinar
The Role of State Department of Transportation's (DOTs) in Advancing Innovative Green Infrastructure Practices
State DOTs play an important role in directing funding to support the mobility, safety and environmental health of communities through transportation projects, including incorporating green infrastructure practices. This webinar will highlight green infrastructure projects where DOTs used innovative and flexible ways to meet users’ needs, achieved cost savings, practiced robust community engagement, and forged strong local partnerships. In Seattle, we will learn how Washington's DOT is addressing stormwater requirements for the I-5 bridge replacement by installing green infrastructure projects in the adjacent neighborhoods. In Denver, we will see how Colorado DOT’s I-70 Cap Park, not only reconnected communities and addressed air quality, but also mitigated flood risks and improved local water quality.
- September 23, 2026
- 2:00pm-3:00pmET
- Register here
Speakers
- Heather Goss, National Transportation Liaison to DOT-FHWA, EPA
- Tony Bush, Stormwater Branch Manager, Washington Department of Transportation
- Bob Hays, Deputy Chief Engineer, Colorado Department of Transportation
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Past Webinars
Related Webinar Series
- EPA Water Finance Webinars and Forums — EPA's Water Infrastructure and Resiliency Finance Center hosts a series of water finance forums to bring together communities with drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater project financing needs.
- Watershed Academy Low Impact Development Webcasts — EPA's Watershed Academy offers monthly webcasts related to the implementation of watershed approaches to preserve and restore aquatic ecosystems. It has presented nine 2-hour webcasts on green infrastructure.