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The Ingham County Drain Commissioner’s rebuild of a 100-year-old urban storm drain is nearing completion. Using green stormwater infrastructure strategies to eliminate 96% of the 50,000-75,000 pounds of pollution annually contributed to the Red Cedar River from the urbanized area near Frandor. Learn more about the Montgomery Drain here.

Massive GSI Project Nears Completion

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From the Greater Lansing Regional Committee for Stormwater Management – Calculate your Residential Stormwater Runoff. Roads, commercial buildings, and large public parking lots certainly generate a great deal of run-off, but so do our own residences.  At home, rooftops, driveways, patios and other hard surfaces prevent precipitation from absorbing into […]

Calculate your stormwater runoff

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The Augmented Reality Sandbox (ARS) is a surface and groundwater modeling tool developed through the Mid-Michigan Watershed Connections Partnership, led by MidMEAC, together with the Eaton Conservation District and the Greater Lansing Regional Committee for Stormwater Management. ARS is a 3D, interactive, educational tool aiding the understanding mapping, topography, watersheds, […]

Watershed Education in Mid-Michigan Leaps Forward with Augmented Reality System

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