Taken in Ravenna Park, Seattle, around the recent stream restoration/daylighting project. Pervious (or porous) concrete allows rain water to filter through the paving and into the soil, so it follows a more natural path in the hydologic cycle. In our region this can help keep streams cleaner, reduce erosion, and keep more water in the streams year round.
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