Cities and Nature : A Handbook for Renewal

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Cities and Nature : A Handbook for Renewal

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 320 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780786422142
  • DDC分類 307.34160973

Full Description

Cities and towns across the United States are making concerted efforts to restore nature and increase green space as a means of community renewal and downtown revitalization. For local government the goals are twofold: to provide an enhanced cityscape that brings residents back to the downtown to live, work and play; and to bring in tourists and further private investment. The result is revitalized areas that provide an enhanced quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

This work brings together essays from more than 50 experts throughout the United States, providing a wide-ranging view of the cities-and-nature efforts that exist throughout the country. Creation, protection, preservation and restoration projects are fully covered. Divided into three sections--cities and nature, best practices, and the future--these case studies come from cities across the nation. Differing geographically, politically and culturally, these cities offer a variety of ideas and inspirations while sharing a commitment to an urban environment enhanced by natural beauty. Regional and national resource directories are also included.

Contents

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments     

Preface     

PART I: CITIES AND NATURE

1 A New Approach to Managing Growth     

2 Environmental Management Systems     

3 Creating "New" Main Streets in Our Cities     

4 Development for People and Wildlife     

5 The Economic Benefits of Parks and Open Space     

PART II: THE BEST PRACTICES

6 Atlanta Builds Parks to Create Open Spaces     

7 Baltimore Uses Linear Trails to Link Neighborhoods to Harbor District     

8 Boston, Other Cities, Create Urban Parks on Existing Public Facilities     

9 Cambridge Designs Open Spaces to Improve Downtown Living     

10 Charlottesville, Other Cities, Restore Their Watersheds     

11 Chattanooga Creates Public Parks and Greenways     

12 Chesterfield County Protects Nature to Preserve Quality-of-Life     

13 Chicago Creates "Green" Infrastructure     

14 Denver Networks with Greenways and Trails     

15 Fairfield Uses Town Green to Preserve Nature Downtown     

16 Fort Collins Takes Steps to Protect and Preserve Its Climate     

17 Gainesville and Hall County Work to Preserve Watershed Areas     

18 Grand Forks Rebuilds Downtown with Open Spaces and Walkways     

19 Hampton Creates Environmental Center While Preserving Open Space     

20 Harmony: America's Latest Conservation Community     

21 Hartford Revives Its Riverfront     

22 Irvine Turns Military Base into Park and Nature Preserve     

23 Lafayette, Other Cities, Use Public Plazas to Revive Main Streets     

24 Lake Worth Restores Its Public Beaches     

25 Lancaster Revitalizes Inner-City Park     

26 Miami Beach, Other Cities, Shore Up Their Coastlines     

27 Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Other Cities, Guide Growth to Improve the Environment     

28 New York City's Old Railroad Tracks Become Hidden Garden     

29 Northampton County Combines Economic Development with Environmental Protection     

30 Petaluma Reorients Its Downtown Around a River     

31 Philadelphia and Camden Restore Their Riverfronts     

32 Phoenix, Other Cities, Use GIS to Prevent Urban Sprawl     

33 Port Aransas, Other Cities, Benefit from Wildlife Conservation Trails     

34 Portland Protects Its Open Spaces     

35 Portland Pursues Balance Between Its Economy and Environment     

36 Riverhead and Mattituck Take Steps to Protect Nature     

37 Saint Louis Park Creates a New Community Green Downtown     

38 Saint Paul Revives Its Inner-City Riverfront Area     

39 San Francisco Transforms Industrial Site into Open Space and Trails     

40 San Jose, Other Cities, Initiate Corridor Preservation     

41 San Rafael, Other Cities, Restore Urban Parks with Private Donations     

42 Seattle, Other Cities, Encourage Development of "Green" Buildings     

43 Seattle Highway Is Designed to Protect Wildlife     

44 Silver Spring, Other Cities, Turn Old Railroad Corridors into Public Trails     

45 West Des Moines Turns Floodplain into Regional Park and Open Space     

PART III: THE FUTURE

46 The Eco-Economic Revolution Is Here to Stay     

47 Economic Growth Without Destruction     

48 The Importance of Landscaping in the Urban Environment     

49 Urban Parks and Public Plazas Return to the Inner-City     

50 Nature and the Human Spirit     

Regional Resource Directory     

National Resource Directory     

Bibliography     

About the Editor and Contributors     

Index     

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