The Portland Water District to see how stormwater runoff carries a lot more than just water as it moves across lawns, driveways, and roads.

The Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District is one of our partners who is working hard to help you solve the problem of toxics from runoff.

City of South Portland Water Resources Protection

University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center

Center for Watershed Protection

Climate Ready Estuaries

Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment: Climate Change Network

For information on change in the Gulf  of Maine visit the Ecosystem Indicator Partnership website

About what you can do to minimize pollution in stormwater and drainage  "Think Blue Maine". 

Watch the new Devil Duck ad produced by the Think Blue Maine Partnership.  The new ad focuses on homeowner use of lawn chemicals. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJCHZLAw18M&feature=youtu.be

About the Maine Department of Environmental Protection's Stormwater Program.

About Maine's Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO)

'How to' from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Botanic Garden's 9-minute green infrastructure video, "Reduce Runoff: Slow It Down, Spread It Out, Soak It In."

LID Guidance Manual for Maine Communities: Approaches for Implementation of Low Impact Development Practices at the Local Level (Sept. 21, 2007).

Managing Stormwater with Low Impact Development Practices: Addressing Barriers to LID, EPA Fact Sheet, April 2009

Incorporating Low Impact Development into Municipal Stormwater Programs, EPA Fact Sheet, April 2009

Funding Stormwater Programs, EPA Fact Sheet, April 2009

Energy and Global Climate Change in New England

Climate Change in the Gulf of Maine, ESIP Factsheet, 2011.