Category: Landscape Architecture

A rainbow over Dartmoor near the Burator reservoir Today we have published a review of the evidence of the administration of the Dartmoor locations of special scientific interest (SSSIS). As an evidence -controlled organization, we use this to inform our advice to farmers and stakeholders in Dartmoor. Our task is to take the best available… Continue reading Use our evidence to plan our approach to the management of Dartmoors SSSIS – Natural England –

Uzbekistan plans to align the donor meeting of the Global Environment Facility (FEF) in 2026, said the Minister of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change Aziz Abduhakimov at the Samarkand International Climate Forum. “Holding the meeting will strengthen cooperation with the donor countries and help mobilize additional means and technical support for Central Asian states,”… Continue reading Uzbekistan to organize the global environmental facility donor meeting in 2026 – News from Uzbekistan – Gazeta.uz

In conversation with Davide Macullo Architects Albania The developing architectural landscape has continued to welcomed new architectural approaches in recent years, which deal with the layered history of the country and the striking natural landscapes. Since 2016, but active since 2020, Davide Macullo Architects contributed to this shift and built a growing portfolio across the… Continue reading Davide Macullo about upcoming residential towers in Albania

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has redesigned the global economic landscapes that remain with concerns about inclusivity and long -term sustainability. My latest research puts a strain on macroeconomic politics, which is crucial for the promotion of integrative economic growth in BRI countries. The EconoMic Challenge IN Bri -Ständer The BRI comprises different economies,… Continue reading Macroeconomic politics and integrative economic growth in BRI countries: a way to sustainable development

Prime Minister David Eb announced the announcement at the convent of the Council of Forstustria in 2025 in Prince George on Friday, April 4th, Prime Minister David EBY announced nine-axis-truck-and-trailer combinations for some BC protocol routes on Friday, April 4th, known at the Council of Forest Industries 2025 conference in Prince George. Four months after… Continue reading Nine axis trucks that can be approved on some logging routes, says Eby Prince George audience

With its diverse landscapes, India offers a rich experience for adventurous travelers. We have seen in recent years that a new wave of conscious tourism has been created. People have focused on responsible trips that also helps them enjoy unforgettable moments with friends and family. How about exchanging a typical short vacation for an adventure… Continue reading TOP 5 sustainable travel spaces in India for environmentally conscious travelers

The gray cloud ceiling and intensive winds did not disabled the University of Texas on the plans of Arlington, at the future location of its new Uta West Campus in front of the Highland Hills Drive on the western edge of Fort Worth. However, the weather moved hundreds of people who were present in a… Continue reading Uta West A step closer to the opening in 2028 when the officials on site near Aledo break the ground

Kimley-Horn is enthusiastic about standing on the rank AssetsThe 100 best companies that work for the list of list in 2025 and mark our 18th year with this recognition! In order to determine the best companies for the cunning, Great Place to Work® – an organization that focuses on research at the workplace – has… Continue reading Kimley-Horn, who was recognized as one of the 2025 Fortune 100 best companies for which you can work

A pond that was founded for the license program of the district level in Cheshire (Credit: Cheshire West and Cheshire Council) The Corry check was set up by the Defra State Secretary Steve Reed in October last year to examine whether the inherited regulatory landscape is suitable for purposes, and to create recommendations to ensure… Continue reading Greeting the Corry Review – Nature Recovery and sustainable growth through regulatory reform – Natural England

The IMEG, which is based in Quad Cities, extends its geographical reach and skills and announces that on Tuesday, April 1 WRK engineers has joined the company. WRK Engineers has its headquarters in Vancouver, Washington, and is a leading structural and seismic engineering office. This partnership, Imeg In a press release, the Seismic Engineering capabilities… Continue reading WRK engineers joining imeg