The fall 2010 issue of Ground (11), the quarterly publication of the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects, focuses on environmental restoration, rehabilitation, and repurposing and features both Daniels faculty and students.

John Danahy and Peter North participate in a round table discussion on "Healing Toxic Land: Rehabilitating and Repurposing Industrial Brownfields."

In "From Green to Black and Back: The Sudbury Story," Peter North describes Sudbury's metamorphosis from an ecologically-damaged city to a leader of sustainable planning and green restoration practices.

Summaries of four graduate theses are also published:

Newfoundlandscape by Matthew Austin John Brown (MLA)

Northern Capital: A potential future for the Mackenzie River Delta by Alessandro Colavecchio (MLA)

Landscape Ecological Impoundment, Reclamation and Remediation Strategies: Former Gunnar Uranium Mine, Northern Saskatchewan by Anson Main (MLA)

Last Grain: Revising the End of the Fossil Fuel Era and Canada's Oil Sands Legacy by Kyle Xuekun Yang (MLA)

For more information, see:

http://www.oala.on.ca/articles.aspx?catID=2187&ID=134294

Download the PDF here:

http://www.files.mzo.ca/files/012306-9534/134294/48736.pdf