Resurgence & Revival at 3 Little Bakers Golf Course

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Author(s)Hill, James
Date Accessioned2023-07-07T16:53:21Z
Date Available2023-07-07T16:53:21Z
Publication Date2023-05
DescriptionDelaware’s overall forested acreage is shrinking—primarily due to development. Many forests across the state have either disappeared or become so fragmented that they no longer provide substantial natural benefits(Delaware Forest Service, 2020). In addition, many riparian forest habitats have been reduced so significantly that waterways are no longer buffered. Due to this increase in development, ecology and wildlife are suffering. With new development comes the loss of forested corridors that act as protected travel routes for many wildlife species.
AdvisorWik, Anna
AdvisorAthey, Lorene
URLhttps://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/32979
KeywordsLandscape architecture
KeywordsWilmington Delaware
KeywordsGolf course
KeywordsReversible golf course
KeywordsRecreation Opportunities
TitleResurgence & Revival at 3 Little Bakers Golf Course
TypeCapstone Report
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