Category: Landscape Architecture

The winning team selected for the estimated £50,000 (excluding VAT) project will produce architectural, engineering and landscaping proposals for a redevelopment of Walltown Country Park – one of the key visitor destinations along Hadrian's Wall. The £1.5 million Walltown Wider Horizons project aims to transform the 17-hectare park near Haltwhistle – which currently hosts small… Continue reading Walltown Country Park, Northumberland

Published on October 20, 2025 Glacier Bay National Park has long been an attractive destination for cruise travelers due to its breathtaking landscapes of glaciers, wildlife, and lush and wild nature. Thousands of people visit the park every year. The park is a free Alaska cruise for Halon America Line cadets. The cruise includes AJ,… Continue reading Discover Alaska's Glacier Bay: A unique cruise experience amidst changing natural landscapes

Sue Cerilli says the city uses chemicals that endanger the health of native plant and animal species, but the community insists on following best practices Sue Cerilli is concerned about the health of residents, the environment and what she sees as the erosion of the democratic system. The long-time Innisfil resident is trying to raise… Continue reading The plan to curb the spread of Phragmite is “deeply concerning,” residents say

Home » Travel news from Azerbaijan » UN Tourism Awards: Khinalig, Azerbaijan shines as top village for heritage at 2025 ceremony in Huzhou, China Published on October 19, 2025 Azerbaijan's remote mountain village Chinalig was named one of the Best tourism villages through the United Nations Tourism in 2025, cementing its place on the international… Continue reading UN Tourism Awards: Khinalig, Azerbaijan shines as top village for heritage at 2025 ceremony in Huzhou, China

Job advertisement Part-time Marketing/Office Assistant Company: Allison Handler design Duration: Part time Date of publication: 10/18/25 Category: Interior design Location: Hillsdale Salary: 25-50k I am currently looking for a part-time marketing/office assistant. The ideal person loves interiors, architecture and design, is extremely detail-oriented and organized, and wants to be part of a fast-growing interior design… Continue reading Home business

Home » Middle East » Saudi Arabia is leading the development of ecotourism with the sustainability goals of Vision 2030 Published on October 18, 2025 Growing environmental awareness among tourists from around the world has contributed to the recent boom in ecotourism. The demand for sustainable travel options has made ecotourism one of the fastest… Continue reading Saudi Arabia is leading the development of ecotourism with the sustainability goals of Vision 2030

Susan T. Rodriguez has designed a revitalized recreation center in Central Park by rebuilding a 1960s ice rink and pool and reconnecting the park's natural waterways in central New York City. The Davis Center on the Harlem Meer at the north end of Central Park opened in April 2025, making the seasonal recreational facilities of… Continue reading Harlem Meer is “the ultimate fusion of landscape and architecture”

If there's anyone particularly qualified to provide a balanced look at the swirling tides of access to prescription drugs—from funding to technological advances—perhaps it's Harry Totonis, CEO and chairman of ConnectiveRx. The long-time leader and entrepreneur (he cut his teeth during a 15-year stint at Booz Allen Hamilton) returned to the executive role at ConnectiveRx… Continue reading Assessment of the access landscape | PharmExec

Give your garden a head start on spring by planning ahead this fall. Megan from That Perennial Place in Morris recently joined us to tell us why now is the perfect time to think about next year's landscaping projects. “Fall is the best time to start planning,” Megan explained. “Our spring schedule typically fills up… Continue reading Plan for a Beautiful Spring Now: This Perennial Place Encourages Early Landscape Planning “https://www.wcsjnews.com/news/local/plan-now-for-a-beautiful-spring-that-perennial-place-encourages-early-landscape-planning/Local News” wcsjnews.com

From UF/IFAS Across the Sunshine State, some Floridians are looking to roadsides as potential havens for pollinators. But there's a catch: While many residents love bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects, a new study from the University of Florida shows that enthusiasm does not always lead to action. Related: Cultivating for Color: The Hidden Tradeoffs… Continue reading Pollinators in Danger: Floridians Interested in Help, But Not Enough to Act | The Apopka Voice