Archive for: original community pilots

Where are they now? The Region of Peel is thinking big!

April 12, 2019/in News business case, cost-benefit model, natural asset types, natural assets, original community pilots, proposed project, Region of Peel, replacement cost method, replacement value of the stormwater services, stormwater quality /by MNAI

Where are they now? Major flooding challenges lead to a move to include nature-based solutions in Grand Forks, BC.

March 26, 2019/in News City of Grand Forks, disaster mitigation funding application, Grand Forks, Kettle River Floodplain, Major flooding challenges, massive floods, Natural assets solutions, natural floodplain function, original community pilots, risk assessment project /by MNAI

Where are they now? Natural assets prove unexpectedly valuable in Oakville’s stormwater management

March 19, 2019/in News best ways, cross-departmental team, high value, important step, natural assets, Oakville’s stormwater management, original community pilots, stormwater services, Town of Oakville, value increases /by MNAI

Where are they now? A stumbling block turns into opportunity in District of West Vancouver

February 12, 2019/in News District of West Vancouver, inventory of its natural assets, land uses, municipal natural asset management, natural assets, natural state, original community pilots, stormwater management benefits, stormwater services, stumbling block turns /by MNAI