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Landscape Architecture Magazine

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FOREGROUND

A GRANDE PLAN • A BINATIONAL PARK ALONG THE U.S.–MEXICO BORDER WILL UNITE LOS DOS LAREDOS.

ONE LESS HURDLE TO WATER SOVEREIGNTY • SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR DEB HAALAND CLEARS THE WAY TO RETURN TRIBAL AUTONOMY OVER NATURAL RESOURCES.

PENCILS DOWN • LANDSCAPE FIRMS HALT WORK IN RUSSIA IN PROTEST OF THE INVASION OF UKRAINE.

WATER, POWER, TREES • WOULD OUR CITIES BENEFIT IF THE URBAN FOREST WAS MANAGED LIKE A PUBLIC UTILITY?

GIVE HELP, GET HELP • SUPPORT BY DESIGN OFFERS U.S. FIRMS A WAY TO BRING DISPLACED UKRAINIAN DESIGNERS ON BOARD.

MIND THE GAPS (AND CURVES) • GETTING THE BEST FROM PRECAST CONCRETE REQUIRES A LITTLE FLEXIBILITY.

RIGHT AS RAIN • NEW WAYS TO COLLECT, CONSERVE, AND ENJOY WATER.

FEATURES

BANKING ON BORROWED LAND • BALANCING RURAL AND URBAN NEEDS, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND CHRONIC UNDERFUNDING, THE LAND TRUST INDUSTRY IS IN A MOMENT OF RECKONING.

HOW TO GROW A GREENWAY • FOR NEW ORLEANS’S POPULAR LAFITTE GREENWAY, THE PLAN WAS JUST THE BEGINNING.

THE BACK

ESTATE OF THE ART • NEW PERSPECTIVES SHAPE AN EXPANSIVE NEW BOOK ON BEATRIX FARRAND’S MASTERWORK, DUMBARTON OAKS.

LAND ART’S FRAGILE STATE SECOND SITE • BY JAMES NISBET; PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY: PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2021; 144 PAGES, $29.95.

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