Regenerative Landscaping: An Urban Garden For Storm Water Management At Duquesne University
Published: 7 May 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/bscpdhrgxg.1
Contributors:
Kristen Roth, Description
This thesis proposes an urban vegetable garden as a solution to the landscape degradation caused by storm water on campus. Redesigning this location into a garden would provide biodiversity, improved soil quality, and rain management. The yields from this agricultural space would be donated to the adjacent neighborhood that faces food-apartheid. The new landscape would bring ecosystem services including food supply, aesthetic appeal, pollination, nutrient cycling, and hands-on education.
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Institutions
Duquesne University, Duquesne University Bayer School of Natural and Environmental Sciences
Categories
Agricultural Science, Urban Planning, Landscape Design, Stormwater Management, Food Security