Transforming Waterways, Revitalizing Neighborhoods
The Urban Waters Learning Network is a peer-to-peer network for sharing practical on-the-ground experiences in order to improve urban waterways and revitalize the neighborhoods around them.
Network News
Amanda Zeidner and Jerry Calderon on Partnerships to Navigate Federal Funding
A conversation with Urban Waters Learning Network members was featured on the January episode of River Network’s new podcast: At the Water Table.
Network Blog
Urban Waters Speak: Flooding, Land Reuse, and Community Transformation in San Diego
Listen to Ozzy Meneses talk about flooding, land reuse, and what it takes to transform neglected areas into safe, usable places that reflect community priorities and improve the health of communities and watersheds alike.
Featured Resource
A Community-First Approach to Water Restoration: UWLN Pilot Projects in Action
When residents lead the restoration of their local waterways, the impact of these projects extends beyond the water’s edge. While this approach is important, it isn’t always easy to put into...