Welcome to the Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange
The Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange is a practitioner network that supports communities seeking to adopt and grow green stormwater infrastructure programs by accelerating peer learning, innovation and implementation.
Welcome to the Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
GI EXCHANGE MEMBER AMONG TASK FORCE THAT RECENTLY RELEASED UNPRECEDENTED REPORT ON BUILDING
WATER WORKFORCE EQUITY IN MILWAUKEE
In August, the US Water Alliance and a task force of local Milwaukee leaders released An Equitable Water Future: Milwaukee – the first-ever report to outline concrete steps for building water workforce equity locally. Among those who engineered the report was the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, a GI Exchange Member.
This report outlines concrete actions to 2) strengthen collaboration within the local water sector, 2) build awareness of water careers, and 3) make workforce and procurement policies and practices more equitable.
WHAT’S NEW
Recent Article in New York Times Highlights 5 Key Things Scientists Believe About Climate Change and Hurricanes
A recent article in the New York Times highlights scientists’ consensus that global warming is changing the way major storms behave in 5 significant ways: 1) Expanding zones where hurricanes form and 2) producing more powerful hurricanes that are 3) slower-moving, 4)...
EPA Planning a Series of Stormwater Capture & Use Webinars in Coming Months; Municipal Leaders Are Invited to Be Presenters
The EPA is planning to host a series of stormwater capture and use webinars linked to their recently released Water Reuse Action Plan and invite municipal leaders who wish to have their agency’s efforts featured in these webinars to consider being presenters. Among...
Innovative Effort by US Water Alliance Bringing Together Utilities, Artists, and Culture Bearers Selects GI Exchange Members for Pilot
This fall, the US Water Alliance announced their new “Water, Arts, and Culture Accelerator” campaign and GI Exchange members were among the 5 pilot participants chosen to kick off the effort. Poor water quality, too much or too little water, and aging infrastructure...
OUR PROGRAMS
MEMBERSHIP
Member Benefits
Your organization will connect with a network of peers who are leaders in GSI implementation and innovation across the US and Canada and have opportunities to collaborate with other member cities to solve GSI issues.
Being a Member
Our members are cities, counties, and utilities who have committed to green stormwater infrastructure as a strategy for community resilience and to sharing their knowledge with their peers.
Application Form
If your organization is not a member of the GI Exchange and you would like to join, please start by completing this Application Form.
