In recent years, the issue of social justice has become increasingly important in the field of landscape architecture. The disparities in quality and quantity of open space of all types […]
Inside Bernheim: Forests and Climate Resilience
Forest protection is one of the key areas listed in the book Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming (Paul Hawken, editor). Because of our size and […]
Inside Bernheim: Regenerative Agriculture – Bernheim’s Edible Garden
The Edible Garden is a living classroom designed to help people understand the research mission of Bernheim. The Edible Garden was designed to be inclusive and accessible to everyone. The […]
Cedar and Holly Ponds are now the Olmsted Ponds
The two Arboretum ponds, known as Cedar and Holly Ponds are getting a new name as a tribute to our history. The ponds were designed by the Olmsted Brothers in […]
Bernheim Hosts Sustainable SITES Initiative Workshop
On Thursday, April 28, the United States Green Building Council hosted the first regional workshop in the nation to introduce the Sustainable SITES Initiative. Fifty-eight design professionals including landscape architects, […]