Publication (Extension publication): Development of a water-sensitive residential garden in Canberra. Presentation given to the Australian Native Plants Society (Canberra Region) Inc. on 12 August, Canberra
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Extension Presentation / Publication
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Development of a water-sensitive residential garden in Canberra. Presentation given to the Australian Native Plants Society (Canberra Region) Inc. on 12 August, Canberra
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Lawrence, Ian (2004) Development of a water-sensitive residential garden in Canberra. Presentation given to the Australian Native Plants Society (Canberra Region) Inc. on 12 August, Canberra.
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Development of a (Canberra) water sensitive residential garden - work in progress
- a talk given by Ian Lawrence to the Australian Native Plants Society (Canberra Region) Inc. on 12 August (pdf file).
The talk describes:
the relationship between residential blocks and water use and their impacts on waterways;
costs and benefits of an integrated 'water in the landscape'-based approach to designing and managing house and garden water systems;
some of the challenges in retro-fitting water sensitive gardens and management systems to an existing house;
among other things.
The presentation slides are attached above
(The PDF file is 925 kb)
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Region:
Suburban
State/Territory:
ACT
Country:
Australia
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Assessment and monitoring:
Biota (class):
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Management issues:
Storm water, Urban
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Created:
09/10/2004 03:00 PM
Lodged by:
Gail Ransom
Last modified:
03/18/2005 01:08:07 PM
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