EngineeringWithNature(EWN) is a US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) program that aligns natural andengineeringprocesses to deliver multiple benefits. Learn about EWN principles, projects, designs, atlas, proving grounds, guidelines, and more.
A community of researchers, educators and practitioners working as the Network forEngineeringWithNatureto advance natural infrastructure.
Learn about 58 global projects that usenature-based solutions (NBS) to address environmental challenges and enhance infrastructure. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)EngineeringWithNature(EWN) Atlas Series Volume 3 showcases the best of the best work in EWN practices.
EngineeringWithNature® (EWN) is a USACE program that applies science andengineeringto deliver infrastructure solutions that are effective, resilient, and operationally efficient. EWN integrates natural and built systems to achieve multiple benefits for navigation, coastal storm protection, flood risk management, and ecosystem restoration.
Explore how natural processes are integrated intoengineeringsolutions through the EWN Atlas series. Download or view online the case studies, methodologies, and success stories of projects from around the world.
Such details provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for Engineering With Nature.
TheEngineeringWithNatureEWN initiative formally began in 2010 within the US Army Corps of Engineers. EWN is the intentional alignment of natural andengineeringprocesses to efficiently and sustainably deliver economic, environmental, and social benefits through collaboration.
EngineeringWithNature® is the alignment of natural andengineeringprocesses for sustainable benefits. N-EWN is a network of researchers and practitioners from USACE and UGA to acceleratenature-based solutions and natural infrastructure projects.
