Stormwater Best Management Practice Checklists

Welcome to the Stormwater Stewards Webpage!

 

The Stormwater Stewards Present: 

"Choosing stormwater management practices: Which ones are best for you and your property"?

An interactive webinar on April 27th, 2021 from 7:00 - 8:00 pm. 

Please join us to discuss how stormwater management practices can help improve the resilience and beauty of your property. We will model the application of stormwater-sensitive lawn care practices, soil quality restoration, rain barrels, and rain gardens. These practices can improve the appearance of your property while reducing the production of runoff and pollutants. Participants in this workshop will have the opportunity to discuss how these practices could be used on their own properties.

This virtual meeting will be held via Zoom, a free video-conferencing platform.

Please register for the meeting by e-mailing Ms. Bree Marmur at bmarmur@iastate.edu!

Stormwater Stewards Webinar Invitation-4/27/2021

You will need to create your own Zoom account to access the meeting on March 20th. As this webinar will feature interactive discussions between the participants and the hosts, a computer with a working microphone and webcam is encouraged. 

Click here to set up your free Zoom account

 

Here you can access digital copies of the Stormwater Best Management Practice Checklists.

Image of Weekend Fixes pdf

The Dry Run Creek Stormwater Stewards have created two checklists that help you decide on ways to manage stormwater on your property. Each checklist walks you through ways you can protect water quality and reduce flooding by managing stormwater runoff on your property.

Please click on the button below to access the "Fast and Easy Fixes" checklist:

Fast and Easy Fixes

Please click on the button below to access the "Weekend Fixes" checklist:

Weekend Fixes

Thank you!

Sincerely,

Ms. Breanna Marmur

Iowa State University, Natural Resource Ecology and Management

Dr. Jan Thompson

Iowa State University, Natural Resource Ecology and Management

Mr. Josh Balk

Black Hawk County Soil and Water Conservation District, Dry Run Creek Watershed Improvement Project