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Reigning Over Runoff

Reigning Over Runoff

Reigning Over Runoff Clean Water is Everybody's Business!

Welcome View Reigning Over Runoff on our Vimeo Link. Click Topic headings on this page for more information on items covered in the video. Some lead to documents, while others link to other sites. The information contained on this site is public information unless copyrighted. The video and documents can be used freely, but please credit the appropriate source(s). Enjoy! Who We Are This film was developed by an ad hoc committee of the Natural Resources Initiative of Mississippi (NRI). While many more topics could have been covered in this video, we focuced on a few of the easier ones for homeowners and other citizens to implement. NRI has as its purpose the building of an environmentally and economically sustainable future for Mississippi. For the full scoop on our mission, goals, and projects go to our website www.nrims.org . Additional Sponsors City of Southaven, Mississippi, DeSoto County, Mississippi, Neel-Schaffer, North Central Mississippi Resource Conservation and Development Council, Mississippi Soil and Water Conservation Commission, Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality, and Tennessee Valley Authority. Rex Allan Jones, a filmmaker specializing in natural resources media and nature videography, produced the video for us.		Reigning Over Runoff Video Polluted Runoff Top Ten Things You can do to Protect Your Watershed Stop Pointless Personal Pollution Polluted Runoff (NonPoint Source Pollution) US EPA Native Plants Designing with Native Plants and Naturalistic Landscapes It's Time to Plant Wildflowers in Mississippi Mississippi Wildflowers Coastal Preserves MS Native Wildflower Conservation Program Wildflowers for Mississippi Meadows and Gardens Wildflowers of Mississippi Rain Barrels & Gardens Rain Garden Fact Sheet How Can I Make a Rain Barrel? Riparian Buffers Buffer Strips-DEQ adapted Conservation Buffers-NRCS Composting Compost Improves Soil Structure Composting Tip Sheet USDA NRCS Composting \| Backyard Conservation \| Features \| NRCS Vermicomposting Stormwater Stormwater Outreach Materials and Reference Documents National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Stormwater Program Landscape Laws and Storm Water Management Related Topics Mulching Vegetable Gardening in Mississippi-Mulching Green Infrastructure Managing Wet Weather with Green Infrastructure The Conservation Fund American Society of Landscape Architects Urban Forestry Urban and Community Forestry US Forest Service Low Impact Development (LID) EPA Polluted Runoff NPS LID The Low Impact Development Center Tree Ordinances Sample Tree Ordinance (City of Horn Lake) Water-Friendly Zoning Louisiana State University Green Laws Other Sites USDA NRCS Center for Watershed Protection Southeast Watershed Forum
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