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Whether it’s large-scale watershed restoration or local green stormwater infrastructure, nature-based solutions deliver essential benefits. By translating those benefits into dollar values and other measurable metrics, practitioners can highlight the […]

Stronger Together: Creative Partnerships between Community Organizations & Local Government for Extreme Weather Preparedness Join us to learn about innovative partnerships between local governments, community organizations, and residents who are […]

**This is the final webinar in a 5-part series hosted by the Urban Waters Learning Network that helps land and water equity practitioners understand and navigate funding opportunities, technical assistance programs, […]

**This is the fourth webinar in a 5-part series hosted by the Urban Waters Learning Network that helps land and water equity practitioners understand and navigate funding opportunities, technical assistance […]

This 90-minute webinar was recorded on March 6, 2024 and demystifies multi-partner grant applications and offers ways to define roles, responsibilities, and expectations when collaborating for greater impact. The session covers prospect research, project management, budgeting, and the importance of building trust with partners. Case studies offer real-life best practices and lessons learned for successful collaborative fundraising.

Recorded on January 17, 2024, we hear from experienced practitioners about their experiences creating community-led environmental transformation through green jobs. Discover how communities have successfully built green workforce programs to transform vacant or contaminated lands while bridging communities’ climate and economic goals.

Green infrastructure—including rain gardens, green streets and green space—provides stormwater management and climate adaptation benefits to communities. In spite of these environmental benefits, some residents are concerned about their role […]

This recording incorporates two Urban Waters Learning Network-hosted trainings on leading and coordinating effective multi-stakeholder collaboratives. The sessions were led by the Institute for Conservation Leadership (ICL).

On Dec 9, 2021 the UWLN Equitable Development Collaborative hosted a peer exchange with representatives from Local Initiatives Support Corporation’s (LISC) policy team to share emerging policy opportunities at the […]