Sentences with phrase «space preservation as»

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The projects will also result in habitat and recreation improvements, such as fishing piers, trails, and open space preservation.

The act uses funds collected through records fees to ensure there's money to reimburse dairy farmers for losses, as well as funding for open space, farmland preservation, historic preservation and affordable housing.

A 1.3 - acre property on Gary Avenue next to the Lincoln Marsh Natural Area will be restored as open space as part of a long - term land preservation effort undertaken by the Conservation Foundation and the Wheaton Park District.

Think of it as the Nature Conservancy in space, aimed at the preservation of the entire planet.

Whether it's HAL 9000's murderous meltdown in 2001: A Space Odyssey or Skynet's sadistic self - preservation tactics in the Terminator franchise, artificial intelligence usually comes off as a well - intentioned attempt to serve humanity that — through some overlooked technical flaw — ends up trying to extinguish it.

Explore Web sites related to the explosion of the World Wide Web and the preservation of the endangered peregrine falcon, as well as John Glenn's landmark second trip into space and Mark McGwire's amazing home run record!

The new Lookout also offers storage space for the ongoing volunteer - driven stewardship efforts that will help sustain the maintenance and preservation of Lands End as well as the nearby California Coastal Trail.

In 1976 she founded Franklin Furnace, an artist - run space that champions the exploration, promotion, and preservation of artist books, temporary installation, and performance art, as well as online works.

It stands for an open worldview, the artistic recapturing of urban space, as well as the preservation of autonomy and diversity for project spaces and initiatives.

In 1976, she founded Franklin Furnace, an artist - run space that champions the exploration, promotion, and preservation of artists» books, temporary installation, performance art, as well as online works.

Along her artistic practice exploring female subjectivity through photo and video works, she is the founding director of Franklin Furnace, an artist - run space founded in 1976 supporting the exploration, promotion, and preservation of artist books, temporary installation, performance art, as well as online works.

The exhibition retraces the collaborative encounter of the two artists and explores the nature of artistic practice, its preservation, and its interpretation, as well as the representation of space, time, and movement.

Topics such as documentation and preservation of artworks, connecting to galleries, thinking creatively about affordable studio space, and developing a teaching practice aid artists in adopting a holistic approach to their careers.

While working under Ceausescu's regime, Bratescu focused on the studio as a space for self - preservation and the protection of identity: see her filmed performance Atelierul (The Studio, 1978), in which she defines the studio with gestures even as it circumscribes her movements.

In 2014, the National Trust for Historic Preservation granted the Whitney studio $ 30,000 for upgrades and repairs in the hope of promoting the studio as an informational space for art students looking to learn about those that came before them.

Recent grants have included support for the conservation treatment of minimalist paintings at the Guggenheim; a roundtable addressing video art preservation issues; a conservation survey of Judy Chicago's Dinner Party; publications on the art of Robert Motherwell and Jasper Johns, as well as on contemporary Chicano art, art theory, cinema, and photography; research fellowships focused on contemporary Latino art in the United States, popular Islamic art in urban Senegal, and modern Japanese architecture; and multicultural internship grants to support student interns at the Museum of Contemporary Art, LACE, and a number of other local museums, alternative spaces, and community galleries that showcase contemporary artists.

So most of the funding goes for things like buying land for nature preservation, wildlife refuges, and to maintain open spaces, running outdoor nature education facilities, protecting and enhancing the habitat of wildlife and endangered species, building and maintaining hiking trails and outdoor recreation spaces, as well as engaging in political activities.

Human societies need energy — turn it off and chaos would result: But if we could fix the ratio without obliterating other life forms, we'd be giving ourselves enough breathing space to tackle other urgent global problems, such as clean water supply, food sufficiency, and the preservation of health - giving natural areas.

Quoting section 5 of the Agreement (emphasis added), gardens «shall be offered either to (i) the Parks Department for preservation as community gardens or open space, or (ii) one or more not - for - profit land trust organizations, such offer to be conditioned on the agreement of the land trust to preserve such gardens as community gardens or open space.»

Ms. Senft also has served non-profit organizations whose mission she champions including acting in the role of Treasurer and on the executive board of Network 2000 whose mission is to place women on corporate boards and to mentor rising female executives; serving as elected board member for the Coalition of Geriatric Services in Maryland, whose mission is to expand compassionate alternative services to seniors at home and in residential living; and as Vice President of the Roland Park Civic League for six years, whose focus is on civic engagement and the preservation of historic green space in Baltimore City, the monitoring of other land developments and the creation of a 100 year Master Plan for the preservation and modernization of the historic garden community designed by the Olmsted Brothers.

In addition, issues such as land and water use planning, inter-municipal cooperation, urban revitalization, and open space preservation are monitored by the Alliance.

Late last month, The Design Trust for Public Space and the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development released Laying the Groundwork: Design Guidelines for Retail & Other Ground - Floor Uses in Affordable Housing Developments as the first comprehensive design guidelines for retail and other ground - floor uses in affordable housing developments in the city.

Cressey says as a developer he saw the opportunity to work with the township, which wanted low - density housing, preservation of green space and an equestrian lifestyle in a unique, high - end development at the southern border of its jurisdiction.