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Living in an arid climate like we do here in Colorado makes water efficiency and best management practices very important…

The Colorado Stormwater Council’s shared Education and Outreach program includes social media, radio, TV, print, online and bus advertisements, and…

Where is the foam from? It is common for organic matter naturally found in our waterways to decompose, releasing fatty…

This month we are highlighting some great information that the City of Aurora has on their website. Share information on…

The amount of phosphorus in grass clippings generated from just one lawn mowing can produce up to 100 lbs. of unwanted algae if it ends up in our lakes and ponds. Leaf “litter” and landscape trash account for 56% of the phosphorus in urban stormwater, in addition to clogging storm drains and increasing debris in our streams and waterways.

Improperly maintained permanent stormwater quality features can increase the pollutants in our rivers, increase the amount of erosion that could…

Pet waste is a large source of stormwater pollution. When precipitation falls and comes in contact with pet waste left…

Did you know that using too much fertilizer can be harmful to the environment? Excess phosphorus and nitrogen flows from…