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Green Infrastructure (GI) is a strategy that a growing number of communities
are using to manage storm water more sustainably, while using that water to
irrigate vegetation that provides myriad benefits such as capturing, cleaning
and infiltrating storm water; creating wildlife habitat; shading and cooling
streets and buildings; and calming traffic. WMG’s goal is to transfer this
advanced technical knowledge to professionals, educators, and community
activists who will implement these practices in their work and teach others.
This course may be particularly appropriate for landscape architects,
architects, permaculture designers, developers, engineers, policy makers,
restoration ecologists and community activists. Early Registration, $450,
deadline is Feb 17th, 2012. Regular Registration $500. WMG offers a limited
number of scholarships of $50 to $200 to help defray the cost of the course.
To apply visit http://watershedmg.org/tech-trainings or download the attached
 application.