Living with water Our Project aims to use the Chenango and Susquehanna Rivers to foster a more sustainable and resilient Binghamton community.
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what is living with water?
Living with water projects
Story CirclesIn 2016, Rust2Green Binghamton hosted 7 story circles at local sites, where community members could share their memories, thoughts, and stories about the 2006 and 2011 floods. Learn More!
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Place-makingThis summer we have been focused on place-making activities, such as community chalkboards,
that will engage the community and help inspire and transform the riverfront, along with other underutilized or abandoned areas throughout the city. Learn More! |
Community surveys and InterviewsThroughout the entirety of the project, we have conducted interviews with a variety of stakeholders and community members in an effort to gain a greater understanding of the relationships, attitudes, and ideas people have about the rivers. Learn More!
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Community Engagement
Our greatest focus is on including the public throughout all our revitalization efforts. Last year, Rust2Green held a resiliency summit, where community members, teachers, researchers, and elected officials came together to discuss the impacts of the 2006 and 2011 floods and resiliency efforts. Learn More!
