2020
2019
- Ann Arbor development aims to be model for climate-friendly neighborhoods of the future (Michigan Radio NPR)
- Design Of “Living” Georgia Tech Building Gets Former President Obama’s Attention (NPR)
- Georgia Tech’s Living Building, the Southeast’s greenest, is a marvel of efficiency and spare parts (Curbed Atlanta)
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Green school buildings put metro Atlanta in design spotlight (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
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Creek Alignment Coming Into View at Tualatin River NWR (Refuge 20/20)
- A New York School is Showing Visitors Where Wastewater Can Go Once It’s Flushed (The Weather Channel)
- At Baltimore’s National Aquarium, Climate Change Presents Challenges Inside and Out (NPR)
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Take your first look at the $125 million master plan for the Outer Harbor (The Buffalo News)
- Brandywine selects Cooper Robertson and OLIN to lead master plan (Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art)
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Annapolis Awards 20-Year Contract for Stormwater Projects (Chesapeake Bay Magazine)
2018
- City of Annapolis Invests in Clean Water
- ARC, The Trust for Public Land, Cobb County and City of Atlanta Commission $1.5M Study to Create New Vision for Chattahoochee River (Atlanta Regional Commission)
- An oasis of art (Washington Post)
- BIG (BIRD) DATA (Landscape Architecture Magazine)
- Acacia: From Elite Golf Course To Public Greenspace (ideastream)
- Oxbow Regional Park: Metro builds logjams, restores key habitat for threatened fish in Sandy River (Metro News)
- Stream Restoration Aiming To Improve Chesapeake Bay Conditions (WJZ-TV)
- Restoring the Reedy: Greenville’s premier waterway is getting a makeover (Greenville Journal)
- Leadership For All (Tugboat Institute)
- Green infrastructure expert David Yocca joins Biohabitats
- Reflections: River trail aims to draw people to Sterling (Journal-Advocate, Sterling, CO)
- Students take part in Cannery Park restoration (WMDT-TV)
- Georgia Tech’s Biosystems Building earns AIA COTE Top Ten Award
- A Fort Collins outdoor treasure was allowed to go wild. Now it’s a model for others. (The Coloradoan)
- Biohabitats to collaborate with ecological engineering visionary John Todd (press release)
- Documenting How Acacia Golf Course Became A Green Space (ideastream)
- On the Progress and Promise of Water Reuse (Architect Magazine)
2017
- Spa Creek headwaters restoration nears completion (Baltimore Sun)
- The mean, green, water-cleaning machine (Smithsonian Sidedoor Podcast)
- Red Jacket: Connecting Key Parks Along the Waterfront (Buffalo Rising)
- City of Atlanta selects Biohabitats to develop its ‘Urban Ecology Framework’ (Saporta Report)
- Biohabitats Names Jennifer Missett Chesapeake/Delaware Bays Bioregion Team Leader
- Cleveland Metroparks’ Acacia, a former country club, on the path to natural splendor as reservation (cleveland.com)
- Divinity School looks to build sustainable housing (Yale News)
- Restoration at Overpeck seeks to restore wetlands, fight erosion (NorthJersey.com)
- Spa Creek awaits start of restoration project (Capital Gazette, Annapolis, MD)
- Planning for Social Equity (Land Lines, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy)
- Building from the neighborhood up (Building Design + Construction)
2016
- Cleveland Metroparks moving earth for a bit of heaven, as Acacia returns to nature (Cleveland.com)
- Boulder Architecture Firms Aid in Native American Collaborative Community Plan
- More Green Space Planned for Ivy-Emmet Entrance Corridor (UVA Today)
- Biohabitats featured in new publication, Naturalize Urbana, by Maria Mejia with The Alexander von Humboldt Institute
- Sagamore Rolls Out Plans For East Waterfront Park (SouthBmore.com)
- Baltimore design panel raves about Port Covington park (The Daily Record)
2015
- Living Building is a New-Zero Energy Education Center (Engineering.com)
- Library Square Greening and Stormwater Restoration (Blue Water Baltimore Water Blog)
- Floating Islands To Help Protect Jamaica Bay Shorelines (Water Environment Federation Stormwater Report)
- Building a Vibrant Practice (ASLA The Field)
- We can Mimic Nature to Better Manage Water (ASLA The DIRT)
- Based in a former horse barn, Biohabitats creates new ecosystems (Baltimore Sun)
- Final phase of Flewellen Creek Restoration Underway (YourHoustonNews.com)
- Undammed: Bishopville Project a Success (MD DNR News)
- Out of Their Comfort Zone: Students Merge Ecology and Design in Baltimore (Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies)
- Portland’s largest residential development in years officially wraps up (Portland Business Journal)
- Community Celebrates Bishopville Pond Restoration Effort (The Dispatch, Ocean City, MD)
- Pilot Program Aims to Save Jamaica Bay’s Shrinking Marshes (New York Times)
- Wetland Protection Measures Launched in the Rockaways
- Plans revealed that would raise Merriweather’s roof (Baltimore Sun)
- Portland Community is a Sustainability Game Changer (Multi-Housing News)
- Wooden Pavilions by Lake Flato create an education centre in the Texas landscape (Dezeen)
- Mayor Breaks Ground on Vacant Lot Restoration Program (Chesapeake Bay Foundation)
- The Willow School unveils its new center (MyCentralJersey.com)
- 2015 River Summit shows river development progress (WANE-TV, Fort Wayne, IN)
- Antioch College Village Charrette-Ideas, enthusiasm abound (Yellow Springs News, OH)
- College eyes homes on Campus (Yellow Springs News, OH)
2014
- Pooling Creativity (Digital Baton Rouge)
- First, we must plan (Currents 2014, Baton Rouge Area Foundation)
- National model of restoration: Nine Mile Run (Science Daily)
- ‘New normal’ approach to conservation comes under fire (mongobay.com)
- A Walk in the Woods: An ecologically diverse former plantation becomes an outdoor classroom. (Architectural Record)
- Projects create ‘marsh magic’ at Fernhill Wetlands (Portland Tribune, Portland, OR)
- Trust in Action: Arundel on the Bay (Maryland Natural Resource)
- Trust in Action: Parks and People (Maryland Natural Resource)
- Houston firm selected to design LSU lakes master plan (Times-Picayune, New Orleans, LA)
- Old bottles make a floating home for new plants (Daily Record, Baltimore, MD)
- Library Square’s three-year transformation begins soon (Baltimore Guide)
- Net-Zero Water and More: Moving Beyond “Low Flow” (BuildingGreen.com)
- Riverfront development is within reach (The Journal Gazette, Fort Wayne, IN)
- Floodplain Restoration as a Means to Meet Water Quality Goals (Water Resources Impact)
- Urban development to feature Living Machine (Daily Journal of Commerce, Portland, OR)
- Cross Creek Ranch receives restoration award (Houston Chronicle)
2013
- DNREC’s remediation and restoration of Mirror Lake in Dover gets under way
- Legacy projects go before City Council (Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly)
- Moorhead Environmental Complex: M2 Architecture (CONTEXT, Journal of AIA Philadelphia)
- Ecological restoration, science that recovers damaged nature (EROSKI Consumer)
- Lloyd District development to bring nearly 660 apartments to area
- The Art of Infrastructure: Five projects that explore the intersection of design, engineering, and ecology (Orion Magazine)
- Consultant picked to lead $500,000 riverfront study (Fort Wayne, IN News Sentinel)
- Biohabitats opens Portland office (Sustainable Business Oregon)
- Landscape Architect Keith Bowers (Environment & Landscape Architecture of Korea)
- Building Floating Wetlands to Restore Urban Waterfronts and Community Partnerships (National Wetlands Newsletter)
- Students track progress of stream (Hudson Hub Times, Hudson, OH)
- LANL makes strides in cleaning runoff (lamonitor.com, Los Alamos, NM)
- Extremely ‘green’ Bullitt Center makes official debut (Seattle Times)
- AP Students receive $15,ooo worth of equipment (Hudson Hub Times)
- Why We Must Put Nature Back to Work, Part 1 (Huffington Post Green)
- Tributary roars with new life at Hudson High School
- How to quit flushing the good stuff. Waste not. (Yes! Winter 2013)
2012
- Inside the secret state. (NewScientist)
- Restored tributary now flows through Hudson High campus (Beacon Journal, Akron, OH)
- Best Idea: Swimmable Harbor by 2020 (City Paper, Baltimore, MD)
- Park restoration begins to take shape (The State Journal, Frankfort, KY)
- Stream restoration project not ready for visitors (Hudson Hub Times)
- Help Launch The Central Park’s Woodlands Conference!
- Bowie looks to uproot invasive plants (Gazette.net)
- The Incredible Eco-Machine (CBS New York)
- New York City Water Resources Challenges And Solutions (Water Resources IMPACT)
- To Tackle an Invasive Weed, Bringing In the Hooved Pros (New York Times)
- Profiles in Resilience: Biohabitats (Restore the Mississippi River Delta)
- Omega Center Named One of Top Ten Zero-Net Buildings (Construction Digital)
- Pittsburgh going buggy with mayflies (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
- Hudson students wade through water for stream restoration (Akron Beacon Journal, OH)
- Price tag put on Virginia Tech’s Stadium Woods (The Roanoke Times, VA)
- A Tiny Park, Part of Larger Riverfront Plan, Opens in Northwest Philadelphia (CBS)
- Tinker’s Creek project to start in June at High School (Hudson Hub Times, OH)
- Scientists use algae to scrub harbor water (Baltimore Sun)
- Charting Progress: Committee Balances Development, Recreation, Green Spaces On The Chadakoin River (Post-Journal, Jamestown, NY)
- Algae scrubber cleans Inner Harbor (WBAL-TV Baltimore)
- Floating wetlands to help clean up Inner Harbor (WBAL-TV Baltimore)
- Floating Wetlands Grow In Baltimore’s Inner Harbor (WJZ-TV Baltimore)
- Glen Ridge resident appointed to baykeeper (Glen Ridge Voice)
- Artificial wetlands to grow in Inner Harbor (Baltimore Sun)
- Paths sought through southwest neighborhoods to connect to Louisville Loop (Courier-Journal Louisville)
- Seeking Cures for North Korea’s Environmental Ills (Science)
- Gulf Ads Thank Gulf Senators for Passing Gulf Restoration Amendment