Fall 2012 Hands-on project Hort 485 - Green roofs on campus (1-3 credits)
Upon completion of this class you will be able to:
*Describe the general design of a green roof system
*Identify and propagate suitable plants
*Install green roof plants
*Maintain a green roof system
*Install devices for environmental data collection
*Develop a research protocol
*Organize and carry out an experimental design
*Collect and analyze data present a report or paper
Contact: Astrid Volder, HFSB 405, a-volder@tamu.edu
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great school project! This is a good way to subtly teach the younger generations the value and the benefit of eco-friendly technologies and developments. And one of the easiest ways to involve oneself is through installing green roofs. Since we can’t expect the initiative from everyone, I think it is very wise to make it mandatory in schools. :D
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