Trees marked for removal. As an area's population grows, forested areas may see increased development pressure. Image credit: Brough Turner, CC BY-NC 2.0, via Flickr. Page/s that contain this ...

After losing many of its ash trees, the Village of Riverside replaced some of them with resilient species such as buckeye and pecan. Image Credit: Michael Collins, Village of Riverside. Used with perm ...

Members of the Chicago Regional Trees Initiative teach proper planting and tree care for communities that may not have a trained forester or arborist on staff. Image Credit: Chicago Regional Trees Ini ...

Preliminary results of the Green-Gray Analysis for two scenarios for Portland, Maine, indicated potential savings of $12 to $111 million by investing in green infrastructure rather than a membrane fil ...

Published : . June 2016. Communities and nations of the 21st century face a great challenge: to protect people from the harm caused by an increasingly volatile climate. The damaging i ...

Summary: Researchers can view—and download shapefiles of the landslide data—from this preliminary digital version of a national landslide susceptibility map.

Summary: Managers and planners in some states can access landslide inventory data from this website, part of a pilot project to develop a national landslide inventory database.

Summary: This methodology facilitates objective comparison of the costs and benefits of water management options that utilize green (natural) and gray (conventional) infrastructure.

Summary: Faced with the potential of a large expense related to water quality, the Portland (Maine) Water District performed a thorough analysis of their options. Their choice came down to making an investment in conservation or concrete.

Summary: This interactive, online map tool helps communities visualize potential flooding scenarios, identify areas and resources that may be at risk, and enhance their local response effort during a flooding event.