Historic Preservation: The Real Sustainable Development

  • Rypkema D
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A couple of trails run perpendicular to the slope. One, a wide gravel trail, is suitable for use by hikers, cross-country skiers, mountain bicyclists, and horseback riders. A series of culverts carries rainwater - safely and sustainably - beneath the trail. A second trail, a couple hundred meters upslope, is a single track, unpaved - essentially a deer trail. While it is popular with hikers, it is too narrow to ski comfortably, and its use by mountain bikers or horses is problematic.

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Rypkema, D. (2013). Historic Preservation: The Real Sustainable Development. In Practicing Sustainability (pp. 233–238). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4349-0_45

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