Instead, the geometry of the church results to be 'good', and for this reason the reconstruction design consists merely in new pilasters, well made with local material, the well known 'pietra di Noto' and the replacement is going to take place both on the right, in the place of the collapsed pilasters, and on the left, in substitution of the old pilasters, really not adaptive for restoration.
Ecological engineering, adaptive management, and restoration management were used to restore the structure and function of degraded salt marshes and were essential to the success of the Delaware Bay wetland restorations.
During this study, adaptive management and restoration strategies for Tl'chés emerged from the ecological assessments, mapping, and planning, and while undertaking restoration activities, work parties for the removal of specific invasive species, and traditional celebrations such as pitcooks (Figures 8 and 9). Figure 8 Restoration intervention in West Chatham Island.
This information can then be translated into strategies during the adaptive reuse or restoration of postindustrial landscapes.
Adaptive management and restoration management, less constrained by regulatory requirements but an equally intense process, were carried out by a small team of ecologists, engineers, and regulators.
Without adaptive variation studies, restoration may be misguided.
Next-generation sequencing technology is being examined as a means to measure adaptive variation for restoration ecology, as well as the effect of outbreeding on local gene pools.
We suggest that seed sourcing should concentrate less on local collection and more on capturing high quality and genetically diverse seed to maximize the adaptive potential of restoration efforts to current and future environmental change.
All are at the center of battles over preservation, restoration or adaptive re-use now common in urban politics.
