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DAVID BUCKLEY BORDEN

Hill Fort Hendrix
Eugene, OR
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Landscape (design, art, and ecology)

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DAVID BUCKLEY BORDEN

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August 6, 2012 David Buckley Borden
Watershed Education, Baltimore Edition Educational card game exploring how the health of a watershed influences the quality of urban life. The “cause and effect” game play aims to educate communities on how decisions at various scales influenc…

Watershed Education, Baltimore Edition

Educational card game exploring how the health of a watershed influences the quality of urban life. The “cause and effect” game play aims to educate communities on how decisions at various scales influences watershed health and ultimately the quality of urban life.

Spring 2011

Tags DB Borden, David Buckley Borden, Urban design, educational game, Baltimore, Watershed, landscape urbanism, Landscape Architecture, landscape ecology
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