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Integrating Infrastructure and Sustainable Practices at Linley Valley

Join us for an insightful session on integrating infrastructure at the site level, focusing on sustainable practices. We will cover housekeeping items, share experiences from a recent field trip, and discuss case study outcomes. Celebrating World Water Day, tonight's symposium will feature experts like Steve Earle and Jack Anderson, along with a film screening and a workshop on humanizing the economy. Don't miss the town hall meeting on fair taxation on March 29. Let's explore how our infrastructural elements can work synergistically and innovate for a sustainable future.

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Integrating Infrastructure and Sustainable Practices at Linley Valley

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  1. GEOG 346: Day 24 Integrating Infrastructure at the Site Level

  2. Housekeeping Items • Will give back the Linley Valley assignments. • How many people are going to Bamfield next week? • Some important events occurring tonight and in the next week: • World Water Day is today, with an info table in the cafeteria and a symposium in the evening featuring Steve Earle, Jack Anderson from Greenplan Designs, and Gail Adrienne from NALT in Bldg. 200, Room 203. • Film at 7:00 p.m. on the 23rd at Cowichan Campus: “Civilizing the Economy,” followed by a workshop on 24th from 9:00 to 2:00, featuring John Restakis, E.D. of the BC Co-operative Association and author of Humanizing the Economy. • On March 29th a town hall on “Fair Taxation: Oxymoron or Possibility?” with economist, Bob Ages, followed by discussion in Bldg. 355, Room 211 (lounge) at 7 p.m.

  3. Housekeeping Items • Derek and Michelle (may not be here) were on a field trip to Victoria last week that went to Dockside Green and Fernwood. Any comments? • Any more people want to share something about their case study outcomes? • Today, I will give a presentation I delivered on behalf of the International Centre for Sustainable Cities (ICSC) in Istanbul a few years ago, and we’ll follow that with a design exercise.

  4. Design Criteria for the Exercise • How can infrastructural elements work synergistically? • How can the area be self-sufficient in the event of a disaster and even contribute in terms of a “restorative ecological footprint”? • How can the natural and built environments be blended? • What about food production? • How will stormwater, grey water, and black water be managed? • What about energy and water conservation and alternatives? [Feel free to borrow ideas from Dockside Green or other examples you know of…]

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