Chuck Morse, Executive Director of Thrive Nola, spoke to us about Thrive's outreach and the way it helps with water issues in Nola. Specifically through the way they equip participants to launch new careers in Green Infrastructure and Stormwater Management (Thrive Works Green).

We then went to Paul Habans Charter School that is mid-construction of a Stormwater and Nature Center green infrastructure built to mitigate the flooding from heavy rain water. This was made possible as a result of the Sewerage and Water Board’s Green Infrastructure Grants Program that Habans and Spackman Mossop Michaels (SMM), an international landscape architecture firm, were awarded.