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Wise water management for a safer and stronger New Orleans Wat ater r Wi Wise se NOL NOLA We are a group made up of organizations who strive to educate individuals about wise water management for a safer and stronger New Orleans. Wat


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“Wise water management for a safer and stronger New Orleans”

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We are a group made up of organizations who strive to educate individuals about wise water management for a safer and stronger New Orleans.

Wat ater r Wi Wise se NOL NOLA

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1) Neighborhoo hborhood d Water Wise e Workshops rkshops:

Introduce green infrastructure and how to incorporate it on your lot.

  • Treme/Lafitte: October 2014
  • 7th Ward/ St Claude/ Bywater:

November 2014

  • Central City: January 2015
  • Broadmoor/Zion City/Gert

Town/Hollygrove: February 2015

  • Lower 9th Ward: April 2015
  • Gentilly: May 2015
  • Algiers: June 2015
  • Mid City: July 2015

3) Pro rofess essiona ional l Developme lopment:

Online training to provide professional development for stormwater management.

2) Capacity city Training ning:

Build capacity in neighborhoods to address rainwater management.

  • Treme/Lafitte/7th Ward/ St Claude/

Bywater: December 2014

  • Central City/Broadmoor/Zion

City/Gert Town/Hollygrove: March 2015

  • Gentilly/Lower 9th Ward: June 2015
  • Algiers: July 2015
  • Mid City: August 2015

Pa Partici ticipat pate wit ith h us on In Insta tagram ram! ! Foll llow: water erwise iseno nola la

Wat ater r Wi Wise se NOL NOLA

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Pumping ping Wat ater r Ou Out

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Pumping ping Wat ater r Ou Out

Pum umping ing st stat ation n at at Lak ake Pontchar artrain train

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Hid Hiding ing Wat ater

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New New Orl Orleans: ans: Cit ity y of

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New New Orl Orleans: ans: Cit ity y of

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New Orleans eans receiv ives es 63 inches hes of rai ainfall nfall on averag age e per year ar mak aking ng it the se second nd wet wettest st met etrop ropolit

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an in the USA SA.

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r Ra Rain inwat ater er Man anagem agement ent: Su Subs bside idence nce

Wet et sp sponge e vs vs Dry sp sponge ge

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Su Subs bside idence: nce: Wh What at it it mean ans s for

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Bro roken n St Streets eets

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Su Subs bside idence: nce: Wh What at it it mean ans s for

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Shif iftin ing g founda ndation tion

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Floodin ing g due to r rain ainfall fall will ll cost st Great ater er New Orleans ans $8 billion lion dollars s over the next 50 year ars. s.

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Ap April l 2013

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Ju July y 2012

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Thin hinking king Ou Outs tside ide of

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the Pipe ipe

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Thin hinking king Ou Outs tside ide of

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the Pipe ipe

Grey y In Infrastru rastructu cture: re: pipes, canals, pumping stations, water treatment plants, etc

The S&WB of New Orleans currently accomplishes draining 63,000 acres by utilizing 90 miles of covered canals and more than 80 miles of open canals to convey storm water runoff to 21 drainage pumping stations.

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Thin hinking king Ou Outs tside ide of

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Green en In Infrastru rastructu cture re: Green Infrastructure is the use of plants and trees to manage rainwater and reduce flooding. Typical ical ditch Ditch h with h a rain n garden en

Photo taken at 409 Andry Street (Lower 9th Ward)

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Thin hinking king Ou Outs tside ide of

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the Pipe ipe:

More examples of Green Infrastructure

Bi Bio Swale ale at at Dillard rd Univ iver ersity sity

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Thin hinking king Ou Outs tside ide of

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the Pipe ipe:

More examples of Green Infrastructure

Rai ain n Ba Barrel l inst stalled alled in Gentilly illy

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Thin hinking king Ou Outs tside ide of

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the Pipe ipe:

More exam amples ples of Green en Infras nfrastructure tructure

Green en Roof at at 409 An Andry y St Street (Lower wer 9th

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Gre reen n Inf nfras rastructure: tructure: Ho How w it it Works

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In Infilt iltrat rate Filtrat rate Det etain ain

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Gre reen n Inf nfras rastructure: tructure: Ho How w it it Works

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Gre reen n Inf nfras rastructure: tructure: Wh Why y it it is is im impo portant tant

Green Infrastructure and low impact development allows individuals to actively participate in small ll scale le fl flood d pro rotec ectio tion through a distributed approach to managing water. When water is slowed down, held temporarily, and directed into the soil (infiltrated), it can provide direct benefits on the property. This approach also reduces the amount of stormwater trying to enter into the city’s system of pipes until after the peak ak rains ns have ve passe sed, which reduces the frequency of street flooding during small scale storm events and also improves water quality in Lake Pontchartrain and other surrounding water bodies.

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Li Living ing wi with th Wat ater: r: La Larg rge e Sc Scal ale e Pla lannin nning

Led by Wag aggonner nner an and Bal all Arc Archit hitects ects Vi Visi sit: t: www.livi .livingwith ngwithwat ater er.o .org rg

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Li Living ing wi with th Wat ater

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Assessing your property

Begin with a sketch showing a general

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Locate points where rainwater is concentrated, such as downspouts and pipes through curbs or walls, and where it runs off hard surfaces.

Mana nagin ging g Rain inwater er on

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Identify where water can be intercepted (what opportunities exist to manage on-site)

Backyard rain garden Gravel trench Planter box Rain barrel Stormdrain cleaning

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Tha hank nk You

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Pleas ase e contact act me with h an any quest stions ions: Je Jeff f Supak ak (504) 4) 525-2121 jsu supak ak@glo globalg balgreen.org reen.org Follows ws us us on In Inst stagra agram: wat aterwiseno senola la Im Imag ages s courtesy esy of: Wag aggonner nner an and Bal all Arc Archit hitect ects, s, Dan ana a Bro rown wn an and As Asso sociates, es, Wat ater Work rks