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Landscape Planning: A cross cultural comparison of climate change mitigation and adaptation

Lecturers: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Taeger (HS Osnabrück), Prof. Douglas M. Johnston (ESF)

Format: Virtual classwork + 5-day virtual workshop in fall

Timeline: March 16th - May 12, 2021 (biweekly online meetings), in-person workshop in Sept./Oct. 2021

Objectives: Students will develop an understanding and appreciation for the range of perspectives and professional responses to climate change impacts on the landscape between the USA and Germany/Europe. Students will develop a sensitivity towards multicultural contexts for global issues and problem solving skills with respect to climate change adaptation methods within their professional context.

Tasks: Spring term: Development of use cases of climate adaptation strategies from US and Europe. Each group presents case studies from their own countries and compare differences and similarities. Fall term: Exploring the project area (virtual or real – depends on Corona conditions), extracting challenges to be solved on site, defining goals and visions, discussing different planning approaches, creating plans and other media to present results and conclusions.

 

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