The New York Chapter of the ASLA is pleased to present a
different
online format of the ever-popular Terrain Newsletter. Below are
the contents of the Fall 2009 issue, in which you will find the latest
news about the happenings and activities of the New York Chapter
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Terrain Fall 2009
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 President's Message from Susannah Drake, RLA, RA
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Terrain Fall 2009
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 “An
understanding of the ‘Do Not Sell’ list of nonnative plants”
Marilyn
Jordan, Ph.D.
The Nature
Conservancy
April 6,
2009
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$300,000 Approved for Gowanus Canal’s Sponge Park |
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Terrain Fall 2009
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The development of a “Sponge Park” along Brooklyn’s
Gowanus Canal took another step forward this afternoon when the FY 2010
Interior and Environment Appropriations conference report was approved in the
U.S. House of Representatives.
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Terrain Fall 2009
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By Alexis Alvey,Nursery & Landscape Specialist
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County
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The First National Rating System for Sustainable Landscapes |
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Terrain Fall 2009
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By Gary D. Scott, FASLA
President
American Society of Lanscape Architects
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Terrain Fall 2009
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George
Hargreaves was the featured guest speaker, on September 30, at the City of New
York Parks and Recreation Lecture Series, “Uncommon Ground.” The series includes events promoting the theories
of thoughtful and visionary planners and practitioners on how the park system
of the future can grow and flourish despite economic downturns. These will include concepts in park and
garden design, recreation and sports, historic and environmental preservation
and public education.
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Mark Morrison Studio Visit |
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Terrain Fall 2009
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Mark K. Morrison Associates hosted an Open House
in support of Walter Nestler, RLA, green candidate for the New York City Council.
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