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The essence of the project is collecting and analyzing data on differences in...
Langara College
Humanities and Social Sciences
ENVS 2100
Fall Semester 2019
We are proposing the construction and installation of a small island within the Charleson Park bay. This new piece of land, “Charleson Island,” would be home to indigenous plant life and have the potential to have local and indigenous art installations on it. The impact of this island will increase the value of the area in the form of aesthetic appeal, community engagement, and education around indigenous plant life and culture. In turn, the redevelopment of the bay will restore habitat lost for both marine and terrestrial wildlife. Our project aligns with the City of Vancouver’s Healthy City Strategy goal #12: Environments to Thrive In, and Greenest City 2020, and goal #5: Access to Nature. It will improve the health of the city’s urban environment, contribute to the planting of trees and natural infrastructure, and provide more habitat space for wildlife. Furthermore, the inclusion of indigenous plant life and for indigenous art installations will bring important awareness and recognition of the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh and Musqueam history.
The essence of the project is collecting and analyzing data on differences in...
Our group has created an innovative place-making strategy that provides permanent recognition of...
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