We all remember that experiment in science class where we planted a bean and marveled at how that seed turned into a little plant. Maybe, at this point, it seems like a very simple thing to do, but I think you probably got a nice memory from it. …
To Pedro Camarena, tireless teacher who taught us the value of nature.
To Jacqueline Tapia, friend and travel companion in the search for our culture. …
THE CULTURAL CONCEPT OF LANDSCAPE HAS EVOLVED FROM ITS CONCEPTION AS A SIMPLE VIEW OR IMAGE, TO ITS DEFINITION AS A CULTURAL PRODUCT THAT CARRIES VALUES SUCH AS HISTORY, IDENTITY AND MEMORY. …
When we listen to the words ̈vertical garden ̈ our mind brings us images of high walls covered by vegetation from different species. Which are usually built by prefabricated systems, widely located in public spaces like buildings fronts or even in columns in roads. …
This is the relation of how everything was put on hold, everything in calm, in silence, all motionless, silent, and the expanse of the sky was empty… …
For the past few decades, the loss of the natural landscape due to the exponential growth of our cities has been abysmal. …
It’s been fifty-eight years, in a period marked by economic growth and unbridled consumerism, since Rachel Carson wrote in the United States her book “Silent Spring”². …
In these moments, where many of us are facing a great sense of anguish and uncertainty about our future due to the pandemic that is hitting the entire world, it is pertinent to highlight the importance of our relationship with nature to help us improve our health and state of mind. …
The sea has been a great source of inspiration for many artists throughout history, but where some have seen reasons for peace and tranquility, others have expressed how violent and deadly it can be. …
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