Project Contact: Nancy Stowe

A new City of Minneapolis public works facility features green space and innovative stormwater BMPs.

Masjid An-Nur created an 'Eco-Mosque' as a model for the Twin Cities’ Muslim community.

A new riverfront park in the heart of Minneapolis includes a stormwater reuse system for flushing toilets and irrigation.

The Islamic Cultural Community Center (ICCC) partnered with the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO) and Metro Blooms to redesign and reconstruct their parking lot and existing gardens with a series of landscape features that will capture and treat polluted runoff.

The MWMO and the City of Minneapolis are working to remove accumulated sediment and debris from the Old Bassett Creek Tunnel.

The MWMO, the City of Minneapolis, and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board launched a joint effort to address flooding and water quality issues in Northeast Minneapolis.

This concrete supplier will capture and reuse stormwater runoff to manufacture its product at its North Minneapolis production facility.

With help from state and county grants, the MWMO, Metro Blooms and several community partners installed stormwater BMPs at commercial properties in Northeast Minneapolis.

This preparatory school's new campus will feature a stormwater reuse system for irrigating the school's athletic field and landscaping.