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World Water Week 2026 – Water for People and Progress August 18, 2026 World Water Week (WWW) is the leading conference on global water issues, where experts come together to collaborate and share [...]

Splash into World Water Week 2023! August 17, 2023 Are you interested in global water challenges? You can dive in to learn more by checking out World Water Week (WWW), the leading conference on [...]

July 12, 2023 This past June, Michelle Platz, PhD, an Environmental Engineer at LimnoTech, participated in the 23rd Annual American Ecological Engineering Society (AEES) Meeting in Tampa, [...]

Restoring Urban Ecosystems: The Role of Connectivity How can a restored landscape help repair the relationship between people and nature? By Saloni Dagli, PE, Environmental Engineer (Washington, [...]

Restoring Urban Ecosystems: The Role of Complexity Complexity is an inherent part of nature, playing a crucial role in making nature adaptive and resilient. By Tim Dekker, PhD, PE, CEO & [...]

Restoring Function in Urban Ecosystems What we can do in urban settings is work to restore nature’s functions within our communities to recover the natural ecological processes and services [...]

Answering the Challenge of Harmful Algal Blooms in the Western Lake Erie Basin LimnoTech has been at the forefront of research, policy development, and implementation of mitigation strategies to [...]

Urban Ecology – Bringing Nature to the Built Environment If we’re serious about envisioning a world that’s getting back to a healthier relationship with nature, we need to [...]

May 29, 2019 Two District Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE) projects were recently recognized for innovation in stormwater management as recipients of the 2019 Chesapeake Stormwater [...]

May 10, 2019 LimnoTech Senior Project Engineer Todd Redder is a co-author on a paper recently published in Wetlands titled “Leveraging a Landscape-Level Monitoring and Assessment Program for [...]