Course

Green Infrastructure and Low Impact Development 101

Started Mar 1, 2020

$20 Enroll

Full course description

Overview

This course provides students with an overview of Green Infrastructure and Low Impact Development (LID). From defining basic concepts to describing specific applications and practical strategies for implementation, this course will help interested professionals understand how Green Infrastructure and LID can benefit their communities by contributing to flood management strategies and natural resilience, promoting clean water and environmental quality, and enhancing livability.

Course Outline

Module 1: Green Infrastructure and LID Defined (20 min)

Module 2: Green Infrastructure and Flood Management (10 min)

Module 3: Structural and Non-structural Green Infrastructure Practices (15 min)

Module 4: Encouraging the Use and Acceptance of Green Infrastructure Practices (15 min)

Course Developers

                          MOST Center

This MOST Center course was produced by the Low Impact Development Center in partnership with the National Association of Flood and Stormwater Management Agencies and the Environmental Finance Center at the University of Maryland.

 

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At-A-Glance

 
Release Date:
January 2017
 
Length:
1 hour
 
Cost:
$20
 
Eligible for:
Certificate of Completion
 
Level:
Beginner
 
Audience:
Includes but not limited to: Floodplain Managers, Stormwater Professionals, Local Elected Leaders, and Local Government Staff
 
How to Enroll:

 


Course Notice: Non-credit courses and Continuing Education Units (CEUs) do not post to the University of Maryland transcript and do not count towards a student's academic record. Neither a grade nor credit is earned. Students do not receive a University ID card and will not be granted access to University facilities such as recreation, transportation, and campus events. Non-credit students may access UMD Libraries as Visitors; see https://www.lib.umd.edu/about/visitors.

This is an Office of Extended Studies (OES) administered course.