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The most impactful and meaningful community-centered environmental improvement projects are those that engage broad coalitions of community partners – community organizations and neighborhood groups, residents, business owners, local leaders, and […]

This guide from the Urban Sustainability Directors Network describes Resilience Hubs as community-serving facilities augmented to support residents, coordinate communication, distribute resources, and reduce carbon pollution while enhancing quality of […]

All over the country, neighborhood residents, nonprofit organizations, and local governments are working together to transform underutilized and contaminated properties into community assets such as affordable housing, community centers, maker […]

This resource combines three guides from the US Forest Service Stewardship Mapping Project (STEW-MAP): STEW-MAP Implementation Guide 2.0: A step-by-step guide for how to get STEW-MAP started in your city. […]

The quintessential, transformational tool on how YOU can use the CWA to protect your waters. The Clean Water Act became law 50 years ago. To commemorate the milestone of this landmark […]

River Network has launched a Clean Water Act Self-Paced Training Series. Based on our updated Clean Water Act Owner’s Manual, this 9-part training series is an opportunity to learn the […]

The State Revolving Fund (SRF) Advocacy Toolkit, created in partnership between River Network and Clean Water For All, was developed to support state and local advocates interested in water infrastructure investment who are seeking to better understand the State Revolving Fund (SRF) process.

From the San Juan Bay Estuary Program (Estuario), the Community Preparedness Guide for Hurricanes is a guide (in Spanish) that suggests practical tips that can be applied in the community […]

The Urban Wetlands Protection and Restoration Guide summarizes the findings of a two-year project carried out by the Association of State Wetland Managers to identify ways to enhance, protect, and restore wetlands within and surrounding urban areas to maximize economic, ecological, and social benefits for urban communities.

The Community Cans Artmaking Guide grew from projects and partnerships in the City of Philadelphia to reduce the amount of litter found in the streets and water bodies. “The Community […]