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hurricanewatch out nova scotiasubmitted by robertkamper on sat, 2008-09-27 18:43.
Here comes Kyle!
better living through infographics - in a dickensian sort of waysubmitted by robertkamper on thu, 2008-09-11 08:42.
Past: urban renewalsubmitted by davidp on mon, 2006-04-24 21:58.
Halifax's Point Pleasant Park was largely demolished by Hurricane Juan in 2003. (It was estimated that 70% of the 55,000 trees in the 75 hectare park were blown down or heavily damaged.) The immediate concern was to remove the large quantities of woody debris before spring when it would create conditions for an urban inferno. After that, it was what to do with the park. Fortunately, after considerable debate and a lot of public input, the decision was essentially, 'Nothing'. Let it regenerate on its own. A vote for nature. It's a great place for children to encounter the natural world. The images in this album are from the park and some adjacent unmanaged or minimally managed land, e.g., by the railway. tags: park halifax point pleasant hurricane recovery vegetation photographs |
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