Carrie Sanneman, Author at Willamette Partnership

Oregon’s 100 Year Water Vision
By Carrie Sanneman on May 29, 2019
Oregon’s natural resource agency leaders have begun a conversation about constructing a 100-Year Water Vision for the state, the…
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World Water Day 2019
By Carrie Sanneman on March 18, 2019
Happy World Water Day 2019! Willamette Partnership strives towards clean water and this March 22 we want to share…
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Love Letters to Water
By Carrie Sanneman on February 11, 2019
This Valentine’s Day, we asked just a few of Oregon’s water leaders to express their appreciation of water through…
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A Review of Water Utility Workforce Development
By Carrie Sanneman on September 17, 2018
Understanding how water utilities attract and retain employees today can help shape the water workforce needed for tomorrow. In…
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Working in the Northwest’s Water Sector: Our Clean Water Heroes
By Carrie Sanneman on February 19, 2018
As Willamette Partnerships launches a new project surveying the Northwest’s water utility sector to learn how we can recruit…
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Nine Ways to Start Connecting Stormwater and Floodplain Management: A New Report
By Carrie Sanneman on December 8, 2017
Floodplains and stormwater are hydrologically connected but managed separately under environmental laws. Our new report offers nine ways managers…
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(Re)defining Infrastructure
By Carrie Sanneman on May 17, 2017
National Infrastructure Week has us thinking about our original infrastructure: nature. Beyond bridges and buildings, here’s why we need…
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Working With the Market for Green Stormwater Infrastructure
By Carrie Sanneman on April 20, 2017
We see nature as our original infrastructure. This new report helps communities drive implementation and investment in green infrastructure…
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5 Takeaways on Creating Incentives for Natural Stormwater Infrastructure
By Carrie Sanneman on November 18, 2016
Willamette Partnership brought over 50 leaders together in Washington D.C. this month to brainstorm how economic incentives could drive…
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Verifying Environmental Credits: How Much Is Enough?
By Carrie Sanneman on July 25, 2016
In part 3 of the Water Quality Trading series, we explain what verification means and present a draft audit…
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