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  Three hundred years ago, Blood Run was a hub of the Great Plains. Now, the landscape architect Brenda Williams is helping guide tribal efforts to protect what’s left, mostly by listening.

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  For years, conventional wisdom held that armoring coastlines was the only way to keep the sea at bay. Today, a softer—but no less scientific—touch reveals otherwise.

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  Searching for a Sign: Inside the battle to document and save old trees that may have once marked Native American trails.

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  Faced with the highest rate of homelessness in the nation, a unique public-private partnership may offer families a foundation.

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  The Art of Infrastructure: Landscape architects are visualizing the future of renewable energy.

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  The disease known as rapid o’hia death is doing more than killing hundreds of thousands of trees. It is threatening to cripple Hawaii Island’s water supply at a cost of billions of dollars.

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  New Kids on the Block: Since Ossipoff and the midcentury, new technology has enabled designers to create impressive, eco-conscious spaces.

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  Grounded: A recent design competition promised novel ideas for vacant land in New Orleans. It ended with some very unhappy participants.

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  Timothy Schuler is a writer and editor based in Honolulu.

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