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What is a swale – and how do they manage stormwater? Swales serve as a first line of defense against stormwater runoff by capturing excess water from hard surfaces Swales help direct runoff away from vulnerable areas, such as building foundations, by channeling excess water to safer locations or stormwater management systems
Swale (landform) - Wikipedia Swales as used in permaculture are designed by permaculturalists to slow and capture runoff by spreading it horizontally across the landscape (along an elevation contour line), facilitating runoff infiltration into the soil
How to Create a Drainage Swale - This Old House Swales follow the contours around the base of a natural or created slope, redirecting storm water and filtering runoff as it sinks into the soil, instead of keeping it in one place, like a rain garden
How to Dig a Swale for Irrigation and Runoff Management Swales capture and transport surface runoff, nourishing plants and reducing erosion The berms beneath them make great fertile planting beds, and best of all, many swales can be dug by hand, which means they don’t cost anything!
Swales 101: How They Work and Why They’re Essential - Muller, Inc. Unlike traditional drainage systems that quickly direct water away, swales allow water to soak into the ground, replenishing groundwater supplies and reducing erosion By managing runoff volumes effectively, swales help restore natural hydrologies, reducing stress on sewer systems and storm drains Types of Swales
Swale Definition: 5 Benefits of Drainage Swales in Landscaping Homeowners make use of swales to control the flow of water in their backyards and other exterior regions of their property No matter what the specific land use, these drainage systems are natural and self-sustaining and can come with a litany of benefits
Swales - Susdrain Swales are effective at removing polluting suspended solids through filtration and sedimentation The vegetation traps organic and mineral particles that are then incorporated into the soil, while the vegetation takes up any nutrients
Designing Swales: Catch and Store Water in the Landscape In this guide, we’ll explore how to design swales We’ll cover the basics of building them and how to pick the right spot You’ll learn to make your own water-saving oasis, no matter the size of your space Swales are key for catching and using rainwater, helping plants survive dry times