The Blue-Green Corridors Project in New Orleans

December 01, 2020

Bernadette Callahan and Dan Grandal discuss the City of New Orleans Blue and Green Corridors project and how it employs a triple-bottom line approach to stormwater management.

This webinar is part of Stantec’s Water Webinar Series, where our experts discuss leading-edge technologies and one water approaches from communities around the world.

For over a decade, Bernadette has focused much of her attention on urban land development, permitting, and stormwater management design.
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Dan has been helping communities build their infrastructure for over 20 years.
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