Resources
Our Lowcountry lifestyle is dependent upon our healthy, beautiful waterways. The Lowcountry Stormwater Partners strive to protect these waterways by engaging citizens in stormwater education and public involvement opportunities. You can also be a solution to stormwater pollution! Take a look at the resources below to learn more about our waterways, sustainable landscaping tips, and ways to install and maintain stormwater best management practices like rain gardens and ponds!
- Water Quality Information
- Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs)
- Low Impact Development in Coastal South Carolina: A Planning and Design Guide
- Carolina Rain Garden Initiative
- 2016 A Guide to Rain Gardens in South Carolina
- Virtual Rain Garden
- Master Rain Gardener Hybrid Training Course
- Rainwater Harvesting Manual for Homeowners
- Post-Construction BMP Inspector Hybrid Training Course
- Clemson's Home and Garden Information Center
- Stormwater Ponds
- Sustainable Landscaping
- Soil Sampling
- Low Impact Development (LID)
- Low Impact Development in Coastal South Carolina: A Planning and Design Guide
- Clemson's Water Resources Team's Compliance-based Trainings
- Bioretention Cells: A Guide for Your Residents Factsheets
- An Introduction to Bioswales Factsheet
- Stabilized Construction Site Entrances Factsheet
- 2016 A Guide to Rain Gardens in South Carolina
- Floating Wetlands: Container Gardens for your Pond Factsheet
- Shorescaping Freshwater Shorelines Factsheet
- An Introduction to Porous Pavement Factsheet
- Rainwater Harvesting Manual for Homeowners
- Tidal Creek Buffers
- Coastal Living