Restoring Healthy School Landscapes
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BY SECTION:
Cover
and contents [3 pages, PDF 72K]
Introduction
[3 pages, PDF 76K]
Part 1. The Problem with
Pesticides
The
Risks that Pesticides Pose to Children [4 pages, PDF 196K]
Environmental
Impact of Pesticides Commonly Used on Urban Landscapes [9 pages, PDF
232K]
On the
Front Lines: Health Hazards Posed to Pesticide Applicators [8 pages,PDF 108K]
Part 2. Landscaping Nature's
Way
Benefits of Natural Landscapes
Landscaping
Nature's Way: Using Natural Landscaping to Reduce Herbicide Use [6
pages, PDF 176K]
Five
Good Reasons for Landscaping with Native Plants [1 page, PDF 28K]
Do
Natural Landscapes Attract Rodents? [1 page, PDF 32K]
Restoring a More Natural
Landscape at Your School
Creating
and Caring for Landscapes that Really Work [2 pages, PDF 40K]
Checklist
for Landscaping Nature's Way [2 pages, PDF 16K]
Every
Plant a Wanted Plant: Tips on Creating a Weed-free Landscape [1 page,
PDF 12K]
Landscape
Restoration Calendar (includes installation and maintenance) [1 page,
PDF 40K]
Preparing
a Site for Natural Landscaping Without Chemicals [2 pages, PDF 40K]
South
Eugene High School Natural Landscaping Demonstration Project [1 page,
PDF 52K]
Soil
Types and Native Plant Communities [2 pages, PDF 64K]
Appropriate
Native Plants for Restoring Willamette Valley Landscapes [2 pages,
PDF 16K]
Native
Plant Associations for the Landscape [2 pages, PDF 160K]
Resources
on Native Plants of the Northwest and Natural Landscaping/Habitat Restoration
[2 pages, PDF 12K]
Northwest
Agencies or Organizations That Can Provide Expertise, Referrals, Funding,
Plants, or Labor for a School Natural Landscaping Project
Seattle
Resources [2 pages, PDF 16K]
Portland
Resources [2 pages, PDF 16K]
Eugene
Resources [3 pages, PDF 20K]
Learning from the New
Landscape
Teaching
Ideas: Ways To Use a School Natural Landscaping Project as an Outdoor Classroom
[2 pages, PDF 12K]
Other
Teaching Resources [2 pages, PDF 12K]
Evergreen
School Project Is a Boost to a Wetland -- and Outdoor Education [link
to Seattle Post-Intelligencer web site]
How
Schoolyards Influence Behavior [Excerpt only, 1 page html (12K), with
information for ordering the full article.]
Students
Craft Wetland Meadow (South Eugene High School) [2 pages]
Elementary
Alternative: A Restoration Ecologist and a Landscape Architect Team Up to Naturalize
a Colorado Schoolyard [4 pages, PDF 472K]
The report is available in hard copy
(72 pgs., $8.00 ppd). Order via email (info@pesticide.org)
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