A Stormwater Pollution Video That Educates for Years to Come
When it comes to public education, video can make all the difference—especially for topics like environmental impact. That’s why Triangle J Council of Governments partnered with us to create a stormwater pollution video designed to inform and inspire behavior change.
This animated explainer teaches viewers about the dangers of stormwater runoff and the everyday pollutants that contribute to it. From yard waste and pesticides to oil, chemicals, and litter, each segment is clear, colorful, and packed with real-world solutions.
We didn’t just create one video—we built an entire suite of content that TJCOG continues to use years after its original release.
Animated Education on Stormwater Pollution
To make the content more accessible and actionable, we produced one long-form video and five short-form cutdowns, each focusing on a specific pollutant. This modular approach gave the client flexibility for social media, presentations, and community education.
Watch the full-length video above or explore the individual segments below:
Pesticides
Yard Waste
Household Chemicals
Vehicle Maintenance
Litter and Trash
We also created a Spanish version to ensure this essential message reached a broader audience across the Triangle region.
Making Evergreen Stormwater Content Truly Evergreen
Alongside the video series, we designed a companion infographic that continues to serve as a key visual tool in TJCOG’s educational outreach. Years after the original launch, this campaign is still actively used by the client—a true sign of success when it comes to evergreen public education content.
Final Thoughts
With engaging animation and clear messaging, this stormwater pollution video helps viewers see how small actions—like where they dump waste or how they maintain their car—can make a big difference in their local waterways.
We’re proud to support work that helps communities stay informed and take action.
Want to create a video that keeps working for years to come? Let’s make it happen.
