Solving Stormwater

Stormwater sneaks up on the Seattle region so innocently, as rain droplets falling through the misty air, but when it hits the ground, it picks up bacteria from lawn fertilizers, copper from break pad deposits, oil from vehicle emissions and other pollutants that become deadly to salmon and Orcas when they trickle into Puget Sound. That's why we partnered with Washington State University to solve stormwater issues surrounding our urban cities.
Learn more about our work in cities:
washingtonnature.org/cities

[@akellyk]

I play this video every year for my 6th grade students in Redmond WA. We have a unit about how rain gardens help keep pollution out of Puget Sound and this is far and away the best video to help them make all the connections including that this is their home town. Please never remove this video from RUclips! Thank you:)

[@alvinandthesquirrles9579]

this is better than a movie
Why?

[@nitroglycerific9295]

Took disastrously long to get started on it, but at least MudHoney is finally boring a new stormwater reservoir under Seattle.

[@alexagamero7691]

Nice there’s 2 comments now😂

[@sarahsisay7920]

Hii

[@aubreysmith2728]

Ok

[@scrimson3925]

hii

[@momentenhancer]

Bye bye Pebble Mine

[@irthlingz]

Here's a stormwater runoff song for you, from Irthlingz Arts-Based Environmental Education: www.irthlingz.org/music/stormwater.html

[@kobeflores8574]

Who else is in dr.shea class