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Landscape Architecture Magazine

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FOREGROUND

BETTER BY A YARD • PRIORITIZING HEALTH AND SAFETY HELPS FOCUS RESOURCES AND DESIGN SKILLS ON RURAL SCHOOLYARDS.

SECOND LIFE • ONE LANDSCAPE DESIGNER’S CRUSADE TO COMBINE MORE PARK SPACE WITH ECOLOGICALLY SENSITIVE CEMETERIES

A FOREST APART • RESEARCH IS REVEALING THE ECOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE OF INDIGENOUS-CULTIVATED FOREST GARDENS.

LISTEN TO REASONS • A NEW PODCAST AIMS TO DEMYSTIFY THE GREEN NEW DEAL AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PROFESSION.

SMART MONEY • ONE OF THE BIGGEST SOURCES OF FUNDING FOR COASTAL ADAPTATION WORK IS GRANTING MORE THAN EVER.

IF BUFFALO COULD ROAM • AN UNUSUAL WILDLIFE CROSSING COULD SPUR PRAIRIE RESTORATION ON BOTH SIDES OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

THE HEART OF THE HILL • LAND DESIGN’S FRESH APPROACHTO A SUPERFUND SITE BRINGS THE PROSPECT OF A BETTER FUTURE FOR THE RESIDENTS OF BUTTE, MONTANA.

PUBLIC RELATIONS • SEATING AND OTHER ELEMENTS TO ENCOURAGE SOCIAL LIFE.

FEATURES

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT • A MEMORIAL GARDEN FOR A 12-YEAR-OLD VICTIM OF POLICE VIOLENCE BECOMES A SPRINGBOARD FOR SERVING GENERATIONS OF CHILDREN.

RANGE ROVER • WITH BIG PROJECTS AND UNTETHERED AMBITION, RUDERAL FORGES A NEW KIND OF PRACTICE IN THE CAUCASUS.

THE BACK

TEN TOPOGRAPHIC ACTS

THOROUGHLY MODERN MARJORIE MARJORIE SEWELL CAUTLEY: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR THE MOTOR AGE • BY SARAH ALLABACK; AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS: LIBRARY OF AMERICAN LANDSCAPE HISTORY, 2022; 208 PAGES, $40.

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