In 2022, the Exchange plans to work with partners to develop an inaugural ‘National State of Green Stormwater Infrastructure Report’. This report will aim to create a shared vision for future investments needed to accelerate equitable implementation of GSI. The report...
Last week, the City of Grand Rapids celebrated the grand reopening of Roberto Clemente Park, originally opened in 1911. The park underwent significant upgrades and renovations, including implementation of innovative, daylighted stormwater infrastructure meant to...
In late June, the Buffalo Sewer Authority closed on the largest Environmental Impact Bond (EIB) in the country to date, at $54 million. This investment will enable the City of Buffalo and Buffalo Sewer Authority to expand the Rain Check Buffalo program, originally...
The Exchange’s 2021 Annual Meeting was held virtually May 3-6th, with 121 in attendance. Some key highlights from this year’s meeting are below: LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP: A key centerpiece of our 2021 Annual Meeting was Leadership. Appropriately, the convening kicked off...
Parks and other public spaces have played an essential role throughout the pandemic. Recently, the Knight Foundation released a report that highlights how harnessing community involvement in design and programming at neighborhood parks, city-wide destinations and...
The Exchange has selected the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati as the 1st place winner in our recently launched GSI Trailblazers Campaign, for their case study submission showcasing their trailblazing Lick Run Greenway project, which centers equity...
Our heartfelt gratitude to our funders for their support of our mission, which makes our work possible.
