Category: Landscape Architecture

Good morning It's Monday. Today we will look at the transformation of the northernmost part of Central Park. And tomorrow they keep an eye on your inbox. Times begins a limited newsletter that focuses on the race for the mayor in New York City. Our policy team will bring you a weekly digestion of news,… Continue reading A project that can be proud of the northern tip of Central Park

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By MacSon obojemuinmoin The New Comer Renaissance Africa Energy Company has identified NDWestern as an important working partner in its plan to strengthen natural gas production in the so -called “West Domgas Hub”, Onshore Niger Delta. The company hopes to pump the offer to the domestic gas market at 1.5 billion standard cubic feet gas… Continue reading The decline in the NDWesters gas procedures, which is to be increased by the “West Hub” plan of Renaissance

While the European Alps have long been celebrated for their breathtaking landscapes, Europe has finally presented the secret of the Alps- the immense potential of the Alps in Creation of hydropower. With over 550 hydropower plants of more than 10 MW, the Alps can produce an annual output of 2,900 GWh of electricity. Such a… Continue reading After all, Europe reveals the secret of the Alps – 2900 GW only with water

The Welsh government has launched a new financing system for farmers who work in national parks and national landscapes (formerly areas with outstanding natural beauty – Aonbs). The scheme of 1.8 million pounds 'Ffermio Bro' (agriculture in designated landscapes) will provide practical support and committed funds for projects that support nature in order to recover… Continue reading New program supports Welsh agriculture in National Parks Landscapes

While the Premier League celebrations on Merseyside are still closed, the work behind the scenes is fetched to ensure that Liverpool remains before the chase. It promises a busy summer broadcast window, as sports director Richard Hughes and head coach Arne Slot, try to stamp her stamp on the squad you have inherited from Jürgen… Continue reading Liverpool's summer transfer plans: what we hear

Toronto, May 01, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – The Greenbelt Foundation and the Oak Ridges Moraine Foundation (Ormf) are pleased to announce the publication of the Eiche Ridges Moraine Trail strategy, which is intended to improve the ecological and tourism potential of OAK RIDGE Moraine Trail (Ormt). In 1991 the Oak Ridges Moraine Trail Organizing Committee… Continue reading Eichenkämme Moraine Trail strategy: a way towards

Graduates, students, employees and faculties recently gathered to celebrate the 10TH Anniversary of the Master of Non -Profit Leadership and Management Program (MNLM) at the USC Price School of Public Policy. MNLM one of the few programs of its kind in the nation offers experts in the middle of the career the opportunity to build… Continue reading Master of non -profit management and management celebrates the 10th anniversary

For Orland, sustainability is not about efforts to protect the long-term livelihood of tourism. “Sustainability in tourism means that economic, social and ecological problems should be taken into account in a balanced manner if a decision is made when an activity is planned or carried out or if tourism services are provided,” she said. Such… Continue reading “Tourism has to benefit everyone”: Elena Orland via Spain

Kate Orff in the Louisiana Channel Kate Orff (Photo: Screenshot from “Kate Orff: This magical thing about landscapes”) A new video of the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art's Louisiana Channel profile is the landscape architect Kate Orff, foundation of Scape and professor at Columbia University. Orff speaks in Scapes Lower Manhattan Studio and discusses her… Continue reading “This magical thing about landscapes”