Beyond Tunnel Vision: Good Jobs & Green Communities

Special thanks to our co-sponsors, Sustainable Pittsburgh, Smart Growth Club - CMU, and 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania.

Join the Clean Rivers Campaign on Tuesday, February 12th, as we welcome.....

Dr. Darla Inglis

Program Director for the Low Impact Development Initiative at University of California - Davis Extension, Center for Land Use and Natural Resources

Green Communities: Sowing Opportunities, Growing Benefits

A special reception will be held from 5:30-6:30 pm, and Dr. Inglis will begin her presentation at 6:30 followed by Q&A. This event is free.

Event Location

Carnegie Mellon University - Doherty Hall - Room 2315
Doherty Hall, Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Directions

We recommend parking on Frew Street and entering campus between Baker Hall and Hunt Library. There is metered parking ($2/Hr), but it is free after 6pm. Volunteers will be stationed at the entrances to Doherty Hall to direct you to Room 2315.

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Dr. Inglis is a civil engineer and biologist with more than 20 years of experience in addressing issues at the nexus between urban development and the environment. She specializes in issues regarding low impact development (LID), stormwater management, and attainment of healthy watersheds and communities. Her national work on green infrastructure includes award-winning designs incorporating innovative and sustainable water resource protection techniques. An essential part of her work is bringing together government agencies, the public, developers, and environmental groups to integrate natural watershed functions as part of livable communities.