Ecological planning: a historical and comparative synthesis / by Forster Ndubisi

By:

Ndubisi, Forster

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Center Books on Contemporary Landscape DesignPublication details: The John Hopkins University Pr, 2002. London:Description: xiv, 287pISBN:

9780801868016

Subject(s):

Ecological landscape design

DDC classification:

333.73 NDU-E

Contents:

1 Ecological planning in a historical perspective— 2 The first landscape - suitability approach— 3 The second landscape-suitability approach— 4 The applied-human-ecology approach— 5 The applied-ecosystem approach— 6 The applied-landscape-ecology approach— 7 Assessment of landscape values and landscape perception8 a synthesis of approaches to ecological planningepiloguenotesreferencesindex

Summary: For this reason he offers guidance as to when it may be appropriate for landscape architects and planners to emphasize one approach rather than another.

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1 Ecological planning in a historical perspective—
2 The first landscape - suitability approach—
3 The second landscape-suitability approach—
4 The applied-human-ecology approach—
5 The applied-ecosystem approach—
6 The applied-landscape-ecology approach—
7 Assessment of landscape values and landscape perception8 a synthesis of approaches to ecological planningepiloguenotesreferencesindex

For this reason he offers guidance as to when it may be appropriate for landscape architects and planners to emphasize one approach rather than another.

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