Help Us Find the Next Rain Garden Site in Your Town! Stormwater runoff can carry pollution into our rivers and lakes. Rain gardens help by soaking up rainwater and filtering…
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Rain gardens are more than just beautiful additions to our landscapes. They play a vital role in managing stormwater runoff and improving water quality. By capturing and treating rainwater where…
The Rethink Runoff stream team partnered with the Dorothy Alling Library to construct rain barrels for Williston residents. Stream Team Coordinator, Lucas Goldfluss, led the event, explaining the benefits of…
The Stream Team made an appearance at the Burlington Art Hop during the first weekend in September. Local artist Terence Jones painted a mural just in front of the SEABA…
The Rethink Runoff Stream Team is excited to partner with South End Business Association for the Burlington Art Hop and is searching for an artist to do a mural on…
Rain gardens are more than just beautiful additions to our landscapes—they play a vital role in managing stormwater runoff and improving water quality. By capturing and treating rainwater where it…
As part of South Burlington’s Drinking Water Week, Stream Team Coordinator Lucas Goldfluss led a hands-on “Slow the Flow” activity with local students to demonstrate how stormwater moves through the…
On Saturday, June 14, representatives from the Stream Team, Winooski Natural Resources Conservation District, BLUE BTV, Lake Champlain Sea Grant, and the Town of Shelburne came together for a hands-on…
Adopt-a-Drain is an exciting initiative in Chittenden County made its debut on Earth Day 2022! Storm drains flow directly to lakes and streams, acting as a conduit for trash and…
Rain gardens are more than just beautiful additions to our landscapes – they play a crucial role in managing stormwater runoff and improving water quality in our communities. By capturing…