Part 2 of this two-part guide shows how we can “maximize sequestration, minimize emissions” to create a carbon-neutral landscape. Continue reading How to Design Carbon-Neutral Landscapes: Apply the Concepts (Part 2 of 2)
Not too much. Not too little. Just right.
Like Goldilocks with her porridge, nature works best when disturbance is “just right”. Continue reading The Burning Goldilocks Zone (Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis)
The core members of a landscape design project are NOT the landscape architects, but the workers who bring the design into existence. Continue reading Landscape Architects are NOT the Core of Landscape Design Projects
Urban parks generate a lot of waste. What can we as landscape architects do about it? Continue reading How Landscape Architects Can Reduce 5 Types of Solid Waste Generated from Urban Parks
Hint: it’s not xeriscaping. Continue reading What Makes a Landscape “Low-Maintenance”?
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