WW-06445     1994  

Recreation and the Floodplain

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND CREDITS

Funding for this project was provided by the Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Project Working Team

Veronica Anderson, Project Staff
Timothy Clemen, Project Staff
Roger Clemence, FASLA Project
Advisor and MES Collegiate Program
Leader
Lance Neckar, ASLA, Project Advisor

The project began as a search for sound management principles in the middle terrace landscape of Lake Rebecca Park in Hastings, Minnesota on the Mississippi Rover. It then expanded to become the broader study found on this website.

Special thanks to the city of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Minnesota Historical Society (Photo on main page), Design Center for American Urban Landscape (Photo on Terrace page), and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

"Each generation has its own rendevous with the land,
for despite our fee titles and claims of ownership,
we are all brief tenants on this planet."

Recreation and the Floodplain | Terraces Part 1 | Terraces Part 2 | The Upland Terrace
The Middle Terrace | The Flood Plain Terrace | The Flood Plain Terrace: New Models for Recreation
Key Design Principles | Next Steps | Acknowledgements and Credits

Produced by Communication and Educational Technology Services, University of Minnesota Extension.

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