Summary:
Jessica Hall is a landscape architect who has been working on creek restoration projects for over two decades. She became interested in the field while studying architecture, where she focused on the exterior context of a project. Her interest in stream restoration grew out of a graduate research project, where she discovered streams flowing in some Los Angeles backyards. She began mapping these streams and seeking their remnants, and was surprised to find that restoration was possible. Her presentation on “The Little Lost Streams of L.A.” has influenced how many people think about sustainability and biodiversity.
Read more at: https://happyeconews.com/2022/11/30/restoring-lost-streams-a-conversation-with-jessica-hall-landscape-architect/