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Duke Farms Landscape Design & Carbon Sequestration Studio Classmates Lisa Avichal Eve Gabel-Frank Carrie Martin Avonnet Bell Robert Gates Deanna Miller Cecille de Laurentis Alison Kopsco Anna Quan John Donadio Michael Kwan Eric


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Duke Farms

Landscape Design & Carbon Sequestration

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Studio Classmates

Lisa Avichal Avonnet Bell Cecille de Laurentis John Donadio

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Eve Gabel-Frank Robert Gates Alison Kopsco Michael Kwan Emily Maciejak Carrie Martin Deanna Miller Anna Quan Eric Schkrutz

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Acknowledgments

Rutgers University Rutgers University Faculty & Staff Faculty & Staff Marjorie Kaplan Jeanne Herb Juan Ayala Uta Krogmann AJ Both Daniel Gimenez Rick Lathrop Anthony Broccoli Jean

  • Marie Hartman

Duke Farms Duke Farms Michael Catania Jon Wager Thom Almendinger Nora DiChiara

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“The purpose of this studio course is to: “The purpose of this studio course is to:

  • 1. Introduce students to concepts associated

with terrestrial carbon sequestration that can be applied in planning practice;

  • 1. Inform development of a student created

framework to integrate consideration of carbon sequestration into city and regional planning practice; and

  • 1. Apply the framework as part of planning efforts

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  • 3 projects at Duke Farms.”

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Carbon Sequestration

⊷ Plants capture CO2 from the atmosphere via photosynthesis ⊷ Trees “sequester carbon” aka capture atmospheric CO2 and “store carbon in their wood and in the soil” ⊷ Carbon emissions can be reduced through renewable energy, carbon markets, etc. but also through reforestation and afforestation ⊷ Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) recognizes afforestation as carbon offset

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Source: Daniels, 201

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1.

  • 1. Assess

AssessCurrent Conditions/SWOT Analysis 2.

  • 2. Establish

EstablishGoals for the Future 3.

  • 3. Identify

IdentifyPossible Strategies and Best Practices 4.

  • 4. Consider

ConsiderOther Issues 5.

  • 5. Develop

DevelopComponents of the Plan/Consider Alternatives 6.

  • 6. Determine

DetermineHow to Implement, Monitor and Ensure Sustainability of the Plan 7.

  • 7. Finalize

Finalizeand Present Plan

Planning Framework

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Duke Farms Land Stewardship Plan (2017)

  • Develop plant propagation and

reintroduction plan

  • Integrate stewardship and related

programmatic goals

  • Foster monitoring and research
  • Engage in climate change mitigation
  • Implement sustainable agricultural

practices

Our Goals As Planners

  • Mitigate climate change
  • Promote sustainability
  • Promote human health
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Hillsborough Township

  • Reduce the county’s carbon footprint
  • Preserve a safe, health, & visually

pleasing environment by encouraging the wise use of natural resources

  • Protect and enhance significant historic

sites & structures

Somerset County

  • Plan for a healthy, vibrant

community with a sustainable balance of growth & development

  • Engage & educate the public in the

planning process

Source: Hillsborough Township, 1996; Somerset County Planning Board, 1987

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Doris Duke’s Vision

  • “I have a special interest in the prese

servat atio ion of w f wil ildlife ife, both fl flora an a and fauna una, in the United States and elsewhere…”

  • “I direct the...Foundation...to use the parks area to provide an enclosure to

protect e endan angered sp specie ies s of al f all kin inds, s, b both fl flora an a and fau fauna, a, fr from bec ecoming ex extinct.”

  • “I direct that this [agricultural part of the] property be use

sed so solely fo for ag agric icultural al an and hortic icultural al purpose ses, s, in includin ing r rese sear arch, and that this property be used for the exclusiv sive purpose se o

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f main aintain ainin ing an and p protectin ing the w e wildlife e located ed on the p e proper erty.”

Source: Last Will and Testament of Doris Duke

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References

⊷ Clef, M. V., & D. (2017). Duke Farms Land Stewardship Plan[PDF]. Hillsborough, NJ: Duke Farms . ⊷ Daniels, T.L. (201 0). Integrating Forest Carbon Sequestration Into a Cap-and-Trade Program to Reduce Net CO2

  • Emissions. Journal of the American Planning Association, 76 (4).

⊷ Duncan, P. (201 8, Jun 5). What is needed for photosynthesis to occur?. Message posted to https://www.quora.com/What- does-photosynthesis-need-to-take-place. ⊷ Hillsborough Township, 1

  • 996. Hillsborough Township Master Plan: Part A. Retrieved from http://www.hillsborough-

nj.org/wp-content/uploads/Master-Plan_1 965-Rev-1 996-Part-A-Section-1

  • _-2.pdf.

⊷ Last Will and Testament of Doris Duke. (n.d.). Retrieved April 29, 201 9, from https://www.livingtrustnetwork.com/estate- planning-center/last-will-and-testament/wills-of-the-rich-and-famous/last-will-and-testament-of-doris-duke.html. ⊷ Somerset County Planning Board. 1

  • 987. Somerset County Master Plan. Retrieved from

https://www.co.somerset.nj.us/home/showdocument?id= 1 5925. ⊷ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival ⊷ Photographs by Unsplash