Volume 4 • Issue 1 • 2013 • Pathways to Sustainability

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The Portuguese National Ecological Reserve – A Mapping Tool for Landscape Planning

Selma B Pena, Manuela R Magalhães and Manuela M Abreu

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“But How Do We Get to the Greenway?”— A Multi-disciplinary, Multi-jurisdiction, Multimodal Strategy to Increase Connections to the Charles River Basin

Cynthia Smith FASLA, Phil Goff LEED AP and Christopher M Greene RLA

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The Importance of Urban Corridors in Improving the Green Infrastructure in Cities: Case Study Gaziantep-Turkey

Nasim Shakouri and Mehmet Emin BARIS

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Connecting the “Big Easy”: Lessons from the people surrounding the Lafitte Greenway in New Orleans, Louisiana

Philip Koske

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Industrial Heritage at Risk: How National Heritage Areas Have Preserved the Landscapes of American Labor and Why This Capacity is Now in Jeopardy

Eleanor Mahoney

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Water-related Ecosystem Services from Green Infrastructure

Meilan Chen, Ying Cao and Zhangkan Zhou

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A Watershed Event: Communicating Landscape Processes

JeanMarie Hartman and Donna Webb

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Finding Our Way: Urban Waterway Restoration and Participatory Processes

Sharon Moran, Meredith Perreault and Richard Smardon

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Scientific Approaches for Designing Ecological Networks: A Case Study for the Faunal Species of Inland Wetlands of Lower Saxony, Germany

Rosa Contreras

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A Half-Century of Community Effort to Protect Nantucket’s Specialness

Jim Lentowski

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Greenways as an Integrative Framework for Campus Green Infrastructure: A Stormwater Masterplan Vision for the University of Connecticut

Kristin Schwab

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The Role of Landscape in Achieving Water Sensitive Cities: The Importance and Potential of Landscape Architecture in Influencing Change Towards Sustainable Water Use in Australia’s Urban Environments

Josephine Neldner

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Greenways: An American Model Takes Root in Belarus

Valeria Klitsounova

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Impressions from a Lost World, the Connecticut River Valley Trackway Plan: Preliminary Concepts

Annaliese Bischoff

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Optimal Routing of Wide Corridors

Dana Tomlin

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Factors Influencing Greenways Use in Italy: Definition of a Method for Estimation

G Senes, R Rovelli, D Bertoni, L Arata, N Fumagalli and A Toccolini

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Tree Alleys – Specific Green Corridors and Their Disappearance from Cultural Landscape of Nitra Region

Katarína Kristiánová

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Oasis Greenways: A New Model of Urban Park within Street Right-of-Ways in Dorchester, Massachusetts

Tom Bertulis and Peter Furth

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National Heritage Areas: Evaluating Past Practices as a Foundation for the Future

Brenda Barrett

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Incorporating Wildlife Conservation within Local Land Use Planning and Zoning: Ability of Circuitscape to Model Conservation Corridors

Virginia L Batha and Toru Otawa

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Which Local Approaches for European Green Infrastructures Concept? Case Analysis of the Angers and Porto

Laure Cormier and Helena Madureira

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Integrating Agriculture in Greenways: a Methodology for Planning Connected Urban and Peri-Urban Farmlands in a Mediterranean City

Luca Barbarossa, Daniele La Rosa and Riccardo Privitera

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Assessing Public Health Benefits through Green Infrastructure Strategies in Medium-sized Cities in Spain. Case study: La Coruña.

Pedro Calaza-Martínez and Luis Ribeiro

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Aqueduct Trail Network Development in Metro Boston

David Loutzenheiser, Tom Lindberg and Joel Barrera

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Retrofitting Cities: A Case Study in Baltimore - Exploring New Trends in Urban Greenways

Jim Brown

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Legible Greenways: Enhancing the Visual Coherence and Imageability of the Western Sydney Parklands

Catherine Evans and Linda Corkery

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The Chinese Characteristics in the Planning and Design of Guangdong Greenway

He Fang, Suo Xiu and Li Hui

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Greenway Patterns and City Planning

Archana Sharma

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Ankara-Sakarya Greenway Planning

Mukerrem Arslan, Emin Barış, Elmas Erdoğan and Zuhal Dilaver

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Civilizing Ecological Landscape through Assimilation of Urban Parks & Vacancy: A Case Study Baltimore, MD

Elizabeth Carroll

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The Hudson River Valley Greenway and Beyond: How a Word Can Change the Way We Think About Our Land

David S Sampson

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Link Detroit! A New Paradigm for Detroit’s Non-Motorized Community

Neal J Billetdeaux and Henry L Byma

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Green Space Typologies in the City of Porto – Portugal: Identifying Nodes and Links for Greenway Planning

Paulo Farinha-Marquesa, Cláudia Fernandes, José M Lameirasa, Filipa Guilherme, Isabel Leal and Sara Silva

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Edessa Greenways: A Land Use Planning Tool Promoting Sustainable Development in Northern Greece

Alexander Kantartzis, Martha Schwartz, Spiro Pollalis and Nina Chase

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The Knowledge and Attitude to Species Invasion Issue in Greenway Planning: A Study in China

Fan Fu, Zhao Caijun and Lin Guangsi

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Green Infrastructure, Greenways, and Trail Planning: Frameworks for Sustainability in Maryland

David N Myers

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The Mill River Greenway Initiative: Community-Based, Long-Term Greenway Planning and Design In Williamsburg and Northampton, Massachusetts

Reid Bertone-Johnson, Sophia Geller, John Sinton and Neal Bastek

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An Evaluation of Open Space Quality in Suburban Residential Communities: A Comparison of Neotraditional, Cluster, and Conventional Developments

Elizabeth Brabec

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Opportunities for Greenways Development in the South Wine Region of Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

Yolanda Torres, Rosa Contreras and Jesús Serrano

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Understanding the Evolution of Landscape Planning Strategy in China: From "Fragmented" Urban Green Space System to Regional Greenway Network across Cities

Di Lu, Zhiming Li and Jianguo Lu

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Scenario Planning for the Boston Metropolitan Region: Exploring Environmental and Social Implications of Alternative Futures

Robert L Ryan, Paige S Warren, Craig Nicolson, Chingwen Cheng, Rachel Danford and Michael Strohbach

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Soft Mobility Towards Ecological Sustainability in Lisbon Metropolitan Area – case study of Almada Municipality

Manuela R MAGALHÃES, Duarte MATA and Ana MÜLLER

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Revisiting Urban Brownfield Regeneration and Beyond within the Lens of Green Infrastructure-based Design and Management

Adnan Kaplan, Koray Velibeyoğlu, Çiğdem Kılıçaslan, Merve Özeren and İrem İnce

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Green Structure Under Pressure – About Knowledge in Planning processes. Case Study from Oslo

Kine Halvorsen Thorén and Inger-Lise Saglie

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Synergistic Design: Detailing the Benefits of a Green Infrastructure Approach in a Western Australian Landscape

Simon Kilbane, Richard Weller and Richard Hobbs

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The Emergence and Significance of Heritage Areas in New York State and the Northeast

Paul M Bray

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New Villages: Planning and Design of Compact Growth Centers Shaped by Natural, Cultural and Recreational Greenways

Peter Flinker FASLA

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Effects of Detention for Flooding Mitigation under Climate Change Scenarios— Implication for Landscape Planning in the Charles River Watershed, Massachusetts, USA

Chingwen Cheng, Elizabeth A Brabec, Yi-Chen E Yang and Robert L Ryan

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Potentials and Limitations of Implementing Linear Infiltration Systems on Urban Streets

Frank Sleegers

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An Integrated Approach of Landscape Design in the Rehabilitation of an Urban River Corridor: River Tinto

Diana Teixeira Fernandes

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