The Inaugural Green Infrastructure Summit in February of 2016 was a huge success!

 

Photos:

View the photo album here!

Videos:

From Roads to Raingardens: Puget Sound

Environmental Justice, explained

Boeing Nonprofit Partners

Solving Stormwater

 

Green Infrastructure Reports:

Lay of the Land: On-the-ground realities in King County

Outside our Doors: the benefits of cities where people and nature thrive

The Nature Conservancy:  Solving Stormwater Infographic

Summit Presentations:

Summit Morning SlideshowÂ	Commune-Icating Green Infrastructure By Freeman Anthony	Sustainability Ambassadors By Peter Donaldson
What is Innovation? By Egils Milbergs	Policy and Product Innovation By Chris Van Daalen	Optimizing Green  Infrastructure in Seattle By Tracy Tackett

 

Equity and Inter-sectional Strategies:

Seattle’s Equity and Environment InitiativeÂ

 Seattle’s Equity and Environment Agenda

OUR VISION:
Diverse leaders from Puget Sound cities and towns convene to map the strategic role of
urban green infrastructure in our shared clean water future

 

SUMMIT GOALS:
1) Understand the full breadth of current green infrastructure work and organizational
strengths across .edu, .org, .com, and .gov sectors

2) Identify gaps and catalyze strategic partnerships to:
Grow a powerful green infrastructure coalition and clean water constituency for Puget Sound
Inspire ourselves to pursue innovative and intersectional green solutions to stormwater pollution
Envision long-term funding approaches that are on par with the scale of our challenge

 

HOST COMMITTEE
Stewardship Partners (convener);

In collaboration with The Nature Conservancy; City of Seattle;
Washington State University; MIG/SvR Design; Washington Environmental Council

 

 

Click on the Agenda Below (or here) for a PDF version

Click on Bio Summary (or here) for an expanded PDF version

TITLE SPONSOR

EVERGREEN FOREST

 

 

RAIN GARDEN

EVERGREEN TREE

CASCADIA CONSULTING GROUP

In-Kind Sponsors

Caffe Vita; Hitchcock/Brendan McGill; Hilliard’s Beer; The Nature Conservancy; City of Seattle; SvR Design Company; Washington State University Extension; Washington Environmental Council