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Fall 2021
Let it rain!
Westwood Hills Nature Center turns its rainwater into a learning feature and helps improve water quality in nearby lakes. This issue also examines how we helped an amusement park upgrade its water-raft ride and how statistics unlock answers about soil contamination.
Fall 2021 Cover Image
On the cover: At an interpretive nature center in Minnesota, a rainwater-collection system teaches visitors about the hydrologic cycle and helps reduce pollutants entering local lakes and streams.

In this issue

Water ride makes a splash at Branson theme park

Designing a theme park ride

Theme park ride design
Getting started on your ESG journey? Barr can help

Business case for ESG

The business case for ESG
Statistics unlock answers to contamination questions

Statistics-based data analysis

Statistics-based data analysis
Modeling roadmap helps manage chloride levels

Chloride-reduction modeling

Chloride-reduction modeling
“Backyard” rainwater feature reduces downstream pollutants

A redesigned nature center recycles runoff, improving local water quality.

Rainwater capture and reuse
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