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ÃÀ³N³õ©Ò Art spot Ecologically oriented artworks, may include earthworks, public art or performance art, or other. May be resources for making eco art that is sustainably produced, information on events or schools related to environmental art.

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Exciting design features including public transport stations, plazas, integrated native plantings and street furniture such as kiosks, benches, fountains, or lighting that use materials and energy efficiently, contributing to the streetscape. Can indicate an area planned to be ecologically sound.

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ºñ¦â«Ø¿v Eco building Are made with responsible materials and building systems, and often give public tours emphasizing negative impact reductions (regularly scheduled or by appointment). May include centers for energy efficiency and understanding environmental systems for buildings.

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¦Ñ¤H¾A©y°Ï Senior friendly site An area where people with walking difficulties will enjoy being with nature. May include areas where one can rest as well as walk.

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¤ô¦^¦¬¨t²Î Water recycling system Using plants and aquatic animals to aerate, filter and purify water, without adding chemicals. There are many kinds of high and low tech water recycling systems in the built environment, check with your department of environmental protection for more information.

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Generally, places where interconnections between the natural and built environments are evident. Greenways often follow river or stream beds, ravines or steep hills, and are left in natural state (more or less). This Icon may indicate a wildlife corridor for ground-based animals, with native plants to shelter them.

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Generally, larger gardens that are maintained by public agencies or organizations instead of the community. May be indoors or outdoors. Calgary suggests indicating nature of the species in the garden, pesticide use or entrance fees.

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Favorite places to see what makes the cities environment special. Seek suggestions broadly for these sites.

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Care-free zone
Public open spaces which may have benches, fountain, etc. A traditional urban gathering place, sometimes without cars. Occasionally a public square is located in a garden or park, or indoors in a mall.

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