The Forest for the Trees: exploring the interplay of art, history, and science at Harvard Forest
Taking a walk through Harvard Forest is like traveling back in time. Eighteenth century stone walls spotted…
Topic Climate Change
Jesse M. Keenan in Newsweek: time is now to evaluate design risk, enhance resilience against wildfires
2017 is on track to break the record—set in 2015—for total acres burned by wildfires…
Ecology, Culture and Identity: Revitalizing the Cultural Landscape of the Huerta of Valencia, Spain
Arancha Munoz-Criado
Urban areas across the world are increasingly looking for innovative ways to tackle climate change,…
Rising seas, distressed communities, and “climate gentrification”: Jesse M. Keenan talks Miami in Vice, Scientific American
A particular irony is unfolding in Miami. Real estate along the city’s shorelines has traditionally…
Coastal Retreat: Staging Inundation in Provincetown
by Kent Hipp (MLA ’17) — Recipient of ASLA Certificate of Honor and ASLA Certificate of…
Bewildered in Banff: Displacing the Contours of Colonization in Canada’s National Parks System
by Tiffany Dang (MLA ’17) — Recipient of ASLA Certificate of Honor and ASLA Certificate…
NoBe Nexo—Recipient of the 2017 Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize
by Lisa Hollywood (MAUD ’17), Chris Merritt (MLA ’17), Patricia Alvarez (MDes REBE ’18) and Lindsay…
In April 18 lecture, Jonathan Franzen reflects on environment, free speech, and current political climate
Author Jonathan Franzen delivered a rousing call for cultural introspection with his April 18 lecture…
Stephen Gray asks: Is “Imagine Boston 2030” climate-ready?
Harvard Graduate School of Design professor Stephen Gray (MAUD ’08) has raised inquiry over…
Resilience and Adaptation Science: From Theory to Practice
Jesse M. Keenan
Through the lens of climate change, this foundation course surveys the intellectual…