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Solving Stormwater Problems
Naturally
Solving stormwater problems using
custom-designed gardens instead of pipes and drains.
Services include;
Low impact pre and post development consulting,
storm water
solutions using plant-based bioretention designs,
various naturalist
services including native plant identification, xeriscape
advisement, landscape problems
solutions and much more!
Credentials &
Awards;
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Received
the 2000 President's Council on Environmental Quality
Environmental Educators Professional Development Award for the
State of Georgia.
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Etowah Basin Advisory Council
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Adopt-A- Stream Trained (Chemical
& Biological)
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Effective Stormwater Management
for Construction Activities
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Drinking Water Academy Source
Water Protection
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NPDES Certified 2002
(National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Services)
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Effective Watershed Protection
and Stormwater Management for Local Governments - 2002
Certificates of Achievement;
Organizations
& Affiliates;
In the News;
2007
Diane Minick (center)
Chairwoman of the Upper Etowah River
Alliance receives the Georgia River
Network 2007 Volunteer of the Year.
Seen here with Robin Dake, Alliance Watershed
Director and Dana Skelton, GA River Network
Director of Administration and Outreach.
2008
My goals as Watershed Director
are to use our 319 Federal Grant to help citizens, including
farmers, homeowners,
businesses, cities and counties within the watershed, to
solve pollution
problems that are impacting
the Etowah River and its tributaries. The grant provides
some money
and advisory assistance to
help the grantee to be better able to afford the corrective
project.
This watershed is one of the
most unique watersheds in the country and supports a large
population of plants, fish and
other critters as well as provides water for our growing
counties.
See the
entire story
here>>>
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