Next Level Stormwater Management is a Continuing Education Provider Proof of Attendance will be issued for: PEO Continuing Professional Development Credit OAA Structured Learning Hours AIBC Core Learning Units LACES… read more →
Free Webinar Presentation February 23, 2023 1 PM ET Description: Urban centres have high concentrations of impervious areas which pose a challenge in managing large volumes of stormwater.… read more →
Next Level Stormwater Management is a Recognized Continuing Education Provider Proof of Attendance will be issued for: OAA Structured Learning Hours AIBC, AAA, ALBNL, AANB and NSAA Core Learning Units… read more →
Next Level Stormwater Management is a Recognized Continuous Education Provider Proof of Attendance will be issued for: OAA Structured Learning Hours AIBC, AAA, ALBNL, AANB and NSAA Core Learning Units… read more →
Next Level Stormwater Management is a Recognized Continuing Education Provider Proof of Attendance will be issued for: PEO Continuing Professional Development Hour OAA Structured Learning Unit & AIBC Core Learning Unit… read more →
NLSM’s Dr. Karen Liu and James Weldon kick off the Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program (STEP) Webinar Series 2022 on March 24, 2022 with Engineering Vegetated Roofs to Optimize Stormwater Management. Over the… read more →
Rooftop Stormwater Management Technologies for Climate Change Adaptions and Resilience Feature article by Sasha Aguilera and Dr. Karen Liu Global warming increases the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events… read more →
A Tale of Two Assemblies…CRA versus PMRA Conventional (CRA) and protected membrane roof assemblies (PMRA) are the most common low-slope commercial roofing systems in Canada. The key difference is the placement… read more →
Wind Design Process for Modular Vegetated Roofing Systems by Karen Liu, PhD Next Level’s green roof specialist, Dr. Karen Liu, has the feature article in the January 2021 issue of… read more →
Heavy Rain Hits Across Canada Two days of rain in Toronto in August 2018 caused great damage and more than $80 million in insurance claims. Since 2017, Ottawa, Gatineau, and… read more →
