Stormwater can be turned into a valuable resource by capturing and treating it before it causes problems. Using natural systems to treat stormwater can save resources and extend the life of treatment plants. Reusing stormwater can benefit water-short areas and provide new water sources for communities and businesses. Different methods like constructed wetlands and stormwater storage can be used to capture and distribute stormwater. Projects in Hawaii and Washington show how stormwater can be intercepted, treated, and reused for irrigation and environmental restoration, reducing costs and improving water quality.