Soil depth and water sustainability (3rd of 8 clips)
Channel: waterbucket
Date: 10/12/2019

"If we cannot get the soil depth issue right, then it will be very difficult to get other water sustainability issues right," stated Kim Stephens.



TO READ THE STORY POSTED ON THE WATERBUCKET.CA WEBSITE: https://waterbucket.ca/wcp/2010/03/10/living-water-smart-in-british-columbia-collaborate-and-_design-with-nature_-to-adapt-to-climate-change/

TO DOWNLOAD THE POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BY KIM STEPHENS:
https://www.waterbucket.ca/wcp/sites/wbcwcp/documents/media/111.pdf


UBC SYMPOSIUM ON PLANNING FOR RESILIENCE:
The School of Community and Regional Planning at UBC (SCARP) held its 2nd Annual Symposium in March 2010. The theme was Planning for Resilience. The day included a broad range of panel discussions with a diversity of perspectives from students, practitioners, and academics drawing from Planning, Architecture, Journalism, Geography, Resource Management, Landscape Architecture, Engineering, and more. One of the panels dealt with water. 


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