Section 5 case studies
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Fingal CoCo Planning & Strategic Policy Committee meeting - April 30th. Section 5 – Case Studies - Sustainability Projects – St Nicks York - Regenerative Landscaping – Freshkills NY - Eco Tourism – Villages Nature Paris
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Section 5 case studies
- 1. 4/26/20151 Case Studies - Sustainability Projects - Regenerative Landscaping - Eco Tourism
- 2. 4/26/20152 Come and explore 24 acres of unique green space on the site of a former rubbish tip. St Nicks became a Local Nature Reserve in February 2004 in order to conserve and maintain a diverse range of habitats sustaining wildlife surrounded by urbanisation. A centre for nature and green living. Est. by community in the 1990s the former 24 acre landfill has transformed into a thriving nature reserve. St Nicks Environment Centre Opened in 2000 the centre was designed with sustainability in mind & to showcases green features. Edible Fruits & Plants Diverse variety of plant species, trees and shrubs. Fruit from the site has been tested and deemed safe for human consumption.
- 3. 4/26/20153 World’s largest landfill (2,315 acres) closed in 2001 & now embarking on an ambitious ecological restoration project. The Fresh Kills Park 30 year master plan aims to serve as a model for land reclamation & sustainability projects around the world. Public Consultation • Large scale recreation activities – pathways & trails • Restore natural ecosystems – ecology & habitat • Passive parkland – diverse wildlife & plant habitat • Education – ecology & student field studies • Demo sustainable energy systems – wind & solar • Promote youth recreation
- 4. 4/26/20154 A Lifescape - ecological process of environmental reclamation & renewal on a vast scale, recovering the health & biodiversity of ecosystems Dynamic cultivation of new ecologies of soil, air & water; of vegetation , wildlife & human activity. Landscape & Habitat Plan • Cultivate a diverse & resilient landscape • Create meaningful habitat for the region / estuary • Design & stage ecological improvements • Restoration using tough ‘workhorse species’ Mound restoration objectives • Increase soil quality & quantity • Retain water while avoiding accumulation • Native plant communities – diverse seed banks • Min maintenance req. & costs
- 5. 4/26/20155 The Vision Unprecedented reference in eco-tourism on a European scale, both in its resort concept and its operations. The Objective To create a tourist destination allowing visitors to live “with a single planet” during their stay. The Experience centred around water, gardens, footpaths & horse trails, an organic farm, exploration trails, as well as culinary events and festivals – 90% green spaces.
- 6. 4/26/20156 Project Targets: 1. Zero carbon 2. Zero waste 3. Sustainable transport 4. Sustain & local materials 5. Sustainable & local food 6. Sustainable water 7. Fauna Flora & biotope 8. Culture & heritage 9. Local partnerships & fairtrade 10. 10. Quality of life & wellbeing
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- fundamental message is to foster harmony & interaction between people and nature by exploring the many ways in which their meeting one another has helped create a new experience, a source of emotion, pleasure & discovery.
- fundamental message is to foster harmony and interaction between people and nature by exploring the many ways in which their meeting one another has helped create a new experience, a source of emotion, pleasure & discovery.