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SUMMARY:BSA: Design for Aging Outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Well-designed landscapes play a vital role in the lives of seniors\, their families\, and caregivers by providing opportunities for respite and community connection\, encouraging independence and activity\, and ensuring safe navigation through outdoor environments. \nWe will present the tools that landscape architects have long employed for intergenerational design and take a deeper dive into design considerations that help meet the changing cognitive and physical abilities of the aging community. In a region with four seasons\, presenters will highlight landscape opportunities to integrate these concepts towards better intentionally designed senior communities and equitable civic spaces.
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SUMMARY:ABC NH/VT: Construction Documents & Document Control
DESCRIPTION:This course provides an overview of construction documents and project manuals. Participants will read and interpret construction drawings and be able to recognize the types (components) of working drawings and specifications. They will identify the types of contracts used in the industry. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of ensuring documents are well- maintained. \nObjectives: \n\nIdentify the parts of typical project manuals and drawings\nDescribe the role of drawings and technical specifications\nIdentify types of submittals and contracts\nExplain the importance of project documentation\nIdentify the types of documents used on a project\nLearn the importance of document control\n\nDates & Times: Thursdays\, January 12\, 19\, 26\, February 2\, 3:30 – 6:00 p.m. \nLocation: Zoom \nInstructor: David Webb\, Director of Safety & Training\, American Steel & Precast Erectors \nRegistration Fee:\n$275\n$200\, ABC NH/VT Member Rate \nContact us via email or call 603-226-4789 with questions or for information about custom trainings.
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SUMMARY:ELA: Webinar: Deeper Learning Through Ecology
DESCRIPTION:Green infrastructure\, pollinator gardens\, food gardens are increasingly integrated in PK-12 learning environments. This session will describe how the built environment and natural settings can facilitate deeper learning\, an approach to education that not only seeks to achieve traditional academic standards\, but also seeks to foster innovation in problem solving\, collaborative work\, effective communication\, inquiry\, and critical thinking. By integrating blue-green infrastructure and deeper learning approaches\, communities can establish a pipeline of leaders and innovators. \nPark School of Buffalo has used its 34-acre campus\, including extensive green infrastructure\, natural area\, and wetlands\, to facilitate deeper learning in a PK-12 environment. In younger age groups\, the built environment can facilitate open ended play and interaction with the natural world. As children interact with the environment\, they start to engage in scientific inquiry and work to help solve problems they observe. In this session we will illustrate learning through blue-green infrastructure\, including hearing student perspectives on their own learning project and other examples across the age spectrum. Finally\, we will discuss how designing for deeper learning both aligns with and differs from traditional design considerations. \nPresenter Bio\nAfter two decades as a scientist at Stanford University\, Sheryl Davies relocated with her family to Western New York and became immersed in both the theory and practice of ecologic landscaping. Sheryl has a deep knowledge of native plants\, with a soft spot for sedges and landscaping with the natural conditions of a site. Her design work focuses on all things water – streambanks\, riparian areas\, wildlife ponds\, mineral soils\, raingardens and residential stormwater. She consults with homeowners and landscape professionals wishing to incorporate native plants into gardens of any style\, identify and control invasive species or foster play and discovery outdoors. She is designing a garden at Dream Island\, home of the Williamsville Castle\, that reflects the historic nature of the gardens using ecologic principles and native plants. With a competing passion for education\, Sheryl has founded the Dream Island Initiative that aims to engage students in deeper learning and innovation through ecology. \nContinuing Education Credits are being sought for this program. 
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