Hurricane Series: Post Hurricane Recovery
In this series so far, we have explained two major effects of hurricanes, debris, and stormwater and how engineers and planners work to mitigate those effects. Another effect
In this series so far, we have explained two major effects of hurricanes, debris, and stormwater and how engineers and planners work to mitigate those effects. Another effect
Exploring GIS: The Tool Mapping the World Around Us Though GIS may sound like a technical term, it is actually intrinsic to the way many
Why Do People Go To Parks? You’re walking down a street on a hot summer day. Your brow is sweating, your face is red, and your
The Importance of Community Planning in a Changing World Think about your commute to work. (There is a high probability you’re working from home right
Stormwater Introduction In the first blog entry for our hurricane series, we focused on storm debris and its impact on communities. For our second entry,
June 1st marks the beginning of hurricane season, a time of year when many communities brace themselves for potential storms and the damage they bring.
Often when a Planner identifies what their career and title are, listeners can become confused because “Planner” is such a broad term. Do they mean
A neighborhood revitalization doesn’t just happen overnight. There are multiple steps included in the process before the work in the neighborhood can even begin. One