UNH Stormwater Center
UNH Stormwater Center
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Hodgson Brook Tree Filter, Portsmouth, NH, Installed 2010 with the Hodgson Brook Watershed Association, and the City of Portsmouth.
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Historic Dover Water Works sand filter circa 1908, site of future Berry Brook stream restoration and headwaters reconstruction.
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Greenland Meadows commerical shopping center using porous asphalt and gravel wetlands, Greenland, NH, installed Summer 2008.
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The UNH Stormwater Center is a dynamic research, testing and educational facility which serves as a technical resource for water
managers, planners, and design engineers in New England and throughout the United States.
Publications
- New England Stormwater Retrofit Manual
- Evaluating Stormwater Best Management Practices for tracking and accounting*
- Tackling stormwater pollution from contemplation to implementation—doing the right thing*
- Some Performance Characteristics of Subsurface Gravel Wetlands for Stormwater Management
- Taking Root, UNHSC 2020 Report
- UNHSC Maintenance of SGW
- Breaking Through, UNHSC 2016 Report
- Design and Maintenance of Subsurface Gravel Wetlands
Projects
News
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Clean Sweep Tech Memo & Outreach Toolkit Clean Sweep Project - Recommendations for New and Updated
Credits for Street Cleaning in New Hampshire - October 31, 2022 -
The New England Stormwater Retrofit ManualJuly 26, 2022
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UNH and the Urban Forestry Center provide guidance for stormwater street treesMay 22, 2020
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UNH Stormwater Center Develops a Hybrid Bioretention TemplateOct. 17, 2019
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Credit for Going GreenJune 3, 2019
