Nature-Based Solutions in Climate Change Adaptation Process in Urban Spread Areas
The educational activity was carried out within the boundaries of Kahramanmaraş city in the part of Dulkadiroğlu region with the cooperation of Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture Landscape Architecture Department (the Coordinator), Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University Faculty of Forestry, Bartın University Faculty of Forestry Landscape Architecture Department and Akdeniz University Faculty of Architecture Landscape Architecture Department.
- To provide innovative approaches to landscape planning and design process to mitigate the impact of the globally prominent climate change driving force or to adapt to climate change and to enable students to experience this process.
The training event was started with the Opening Speeches on October 10 of 2019 and ended with the exhibition of the works carried out by the participating students on October 17, 2019. Information about the event is available at http://dogatabanlicozumler2019.ankara.edu.tr/.
The third-year students of Landscape Architecture of our University, named Anıl Furkan AVCI, Hilal BESKİSİZ, and İrem ÇEVİK were qualified to attend and completed the education successfully. As a result of the evaluation process, which was attended by local administrators and faculty members, the group including İrem ÇEVİK among our students received an award.
For detailed information please click: ''Kentsel Yayılım Alanlarında İklim Değişikliği Uyum Sürecinde Doğa Tabanlı Çözümler'' adlı "Öğrenci Eğitim Etkinliği" gerçekleştirilmiştir.
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"Clean Campus, Clean Environment" Event
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Biopore Infiltration System Installation
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Bartın University Sustainability Report Has Been Published.
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"Don't Let the Birds Go Hungry" Event
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Environmental Cleaning Activity was Held within the Scope of "Environmental Education" Course
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BARÜ Signed the 'Sustainable and Climate Friendly Campus' Protocol
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Greenmetric Turkey National Workshop Held in Zonguldak
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Organic Agriculture: Protect Yourself While Producing and Consuming the World Project
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"Waste is the Future, Not Garbage: Recycled Games" Project
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Nature Walk Organized During Forestry Week.
