About 2NDNATURE

Innovative Solutions for Water Challenges and NPDES Compliance

2NDNATURE delivers cutting-edge, science-powered software to tackle stormwater management challenges. From NPDES compliance to reducing flooding and pollution, our tools empower municipalities, corporations, and environmental leaders to achieve measurable results.

2NDNATURE team selfie: A team unified by common purpose of serving our users with passion and integrity

Science-powered Decision Making Boosts Outcomes

 

By combining proven science with innovative technology, 2NDNATURE delivers tools that empower organizations to drive smarter, more impactful water management decisions.

 

Watsonville, CA

Reducing Trash in Waterways

Watsonville, CA, faced significant challenges in complying with its MS4 permit due to limited resources and the absence of dedicated stormwater staff. To address these issues, the city has utilized 2NFORM, leveraging science-based analytics to meet California’s ambitious Trash Amendments, map and maintain structural assets, and improve community engagement. These initiatives have also secured $1.8 million in grants, enabling Watsonville to effectively protect its streets and waterways.

The Facts About Stormwater in the United States

>$180B

Annual damages caused by urban flooding.

13M

Impaired lakes, reservoirs, and ponds.

703K Miles

Impaired rivers and streams.

D

The state of stormwater infrastructure, according to the ASCE.

60%

MS4 programs without complete asset mapping.

View of the Santa Cruz beach from the water

Our mission and vision

We strive to deliver state-of-the-art technology and unparalleled expertise, empowering our customers to attain impactful results.

Clean water

Stormwater is one of the fastest growing sources of pollution in the U.S. We work every day to reverse this trend so that every person can have access to clean water.

Climate resilience

Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme weather events. Stormwater management is a crucial element of any climate resilience plan.

Greener cities

More green stormwater infrastructure means more water where it belongs — in the ground — as well as less flood risk, and less polluted water. Greener cities are healthier cities.

Environmental justice

Disadvantaged communities often have less greenspace, higher flooding risk, dirtier streets, and more polluted water. Stormwater management can be a tool for community uplift.