Clean Rain Gauge Stormwater Runoff Environmental Facts Infographic
A tall, clean Pinterest infographic on stormwater runoff, with a rain gauge running down the page, icon fact cards, a bar chart and a source line.
A tall portrait infographic for Pinterest that explains how rain runs off roofs, streets and parking lots into a local creek, and how rain gardens and rain barrels hold it back. A slate header with a cloud and falling drops leads into a clear rain gauge running down the page, with five marks from 0 to 1 inch. Each mark opens a white card holding a drawn icon, a large figure and a short line of explanation. Below it sit a small horizontal bar chart of where runoff comes from and a dark closing band with the headline result and a source line. The look is clean and civic, in slate, creek blue, rain-garden green, concrete gray and a touch of magenta, set in a friendly geometric sans. It suits watershed groups, city public works, neighborhood associations and homeowners, and the topic, figures and names can be swapped for other environmental or utility facts.
