Tag: Climate crisis

The sequestration capacity of urban trees is relatively insignificant compared with embodied emissions from manufacturing construction materials.

Decarbonizing landscape practice

As landscape architects, we have the ability and responsibility to increase our agency in responding to climate change. What steps can we take to reduce the carbon footprint of our projects and design processes?

A Blueprint for Coastal Adaptation: Uniting Design, Economics, and Policy.
Review | Rosalea Monacella | 29 Mar 2022

Adapting and transforming our coastal environments

Rosalea Monacella reviews a recent book which offers expert insights on responding to climate change.

Research shows that climate change is contributing to increasing bushfire risk.

Australian Institute of Landscape Architects declares climate emergency

The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has declared a Climate and Biodiversity Loss Emergency.

Australian coastal zones are increasingly susceptible to climate change.

Resetting coastal planning in the era of climate change

Coastal planning in the twenty-first century must be ‘reset’ to respond to the intertwined challenges of sustained population growth, urbanisation and climate change. Are planners up to the task?

As mangroves of Australia’s Gulf region have experienced relatively little anthropogenic impact, they are considered the least altered mangrove ecosystems in the world.
Practice | Norman Duke | 2 May 2017

Climate calamity along Australia’s Gulf coast

Mangrove ecosystems along Australia’s Gulf of Carpentaria suddenly died back in late 2015, yet the event has attracted barely any national attention.

Pandanus Terrace at Bulcock Beach, Caloundra features the sculpture Chiaroscuro by Salvatori 
di Mauro.
Practice | Gweneth Newman Leigh | 25 Apr 2016

Coastal communities

How are Australia’s numerous coastal populations planning for rising sea levels and coping with development pressures?

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