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Integrating Planning with Nature: Building climate resilience across the urban-to-rural gradient (Illustrated by a case study in San José and Coyote V

Integrating Planning with Nature: Building climate resilience across the urban-to-rural gradient (Illustrated by a case study in San José and Coyote V

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Environmental StudiesGeneral ArchitectureGeneral Science

ISBN10: 1950313166
ISBN13: 9781950313167
Publisher: San Francisco Estuary Institute
Published: May 7 2025
Pages: 128
Weight: 0.95
Height: 0.33 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

Climate change and development pressures are creating an urgent need to build more resilience into the ecosystems we live in and rely upon. To create such resilience, planners need to couple rural and urban areas, because they are generally part of the same landscape system in which decisions made in one area affect outcomes in another. Silicon Valley exemplifies this situation, where land-use planning in Coyote Valley, higher in the watershed, affects outcomes in the city of San José, lower in the watershed, and vice versa. This project and report is a demonstration of how planning across the urban-to-rural gradient can create positive outcomes in both areas.

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