Sharing my finds, with the hope that you will share yours as well.
I. Read
- NYT: Who Bent the Trees? (a natural mystery in Poland)
- Arnold Arboretum: Pinus strobus and the Pine Tree Riot
- Grid: Q&A: Landscape architect Claudia West says we need functional plant communities, not over-mulched arborvitae
- NYT: Understanding What Makes Plants Happy
- KQED Science: California's super bloom, from space
- con'text:Implementing Resilient Systems
- NOAA: U.S. had 2nd warmest year to date and 9th warmest March on record
- High Country News: A way of unforgetting: Author Lauret Savoy on tracing personal and national history through landscapes.
- Desert X: Desert Exhibition of Art
- Food Tank: Food Tank’s Reading List: 17 Books for Spring 2017
- IDEAS.TED: Your guide to Reading the World
- Signature: 13 Books on the Influence of Geography in Our Everyday Lives
- WIRED: Tokyo's underground drainage storage tunnels
- Fast Company: Rebranding of Boston's Urban Renewal Agency
- The New Yorker: The Economic Lessons of the Stink Highway
- NYT: Growing Up in a Concrete Masterpiece
II. Watch
- Landscape Architecture Magazine: Living Off the Land (full-length documentary about landscape and public health)
- TED: Nature is everywhere, we just need to learn to see it
- Peta Pixel: Flower timelapse
- Vimeo: The future of energy in the North Sea
III. Listen
