C2.02 - Runoff Biogarden

Discrete and sustainable infiltration system

Sponsor: City of San Marcos  
Student Team: Jadyn Gaudette, Dustin Schulze, and Veronica Krylova  
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Felipe Gutierrez

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The runoff biogarden project will provide a design and a model of a natural and low-cost water relocation system from runoff and rainfall. Crockett Elementary School in San Marcos, Texas is where our proposed project will be located and has clayey soil properties. The chosen location on the property lacks proper water mitigation techniques proving the importance of a runoff biogarden. With the utilization of gravel, mulch, and native plants, this biogarden will reduce water runoff to unwanted nearby areas such as sidewalks and streets. Another objective of the biogarden is to educate individuals of all ages about sustainable infiltration practices to increase the interest in this discrete system.

C2.02 Presentation

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C2.02 Project Presentation

C2.02 Poster Pitch

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C2.02 Poster.pdf

Team Contact Information

Team Project Manager: Anthony Totino, jrg377@txstate.edu

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Felipe Gutierrez, wgy8@txstate.edu

C2.02 Team Photo
From left to right (Dustin Schulze, Jadyn Gaudette, Veronika Krylova)

Let us know what you think! You can evaluate our project here: C2.02 Evaluation Form