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Farmers market |
Have regionally and organically grown produce. Some have
other farm produce, such as flowers, hand crafted items, baked
goods, wine, wool, even regional cookbooks. Farmers markets and
small family farms are kept going, and the countryside remains
green, plus the food doesn't have to travel far, so it's nice and
fresh. You can experience the changing of the season as each new
crop takes its turn showing up at the market. It's often very
neighborly at farmers markets, too.
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Eco-agricultural site |
A full-size organic farm or small-scale city farm. Can be
used to indicate organizations that make the link between urban
communities and nearby farmers through Community-Supported
Agriculture (also known as Box schemes), agri-schools or food
security resources, such as food banks.
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Organic produce / natural food |
Grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, and no
chemicals or waxes are added after harvesting either. If processed,
it is usually prepared in a way to maximize the nutritional value to
those who eat it. Organic produce, prepared food, dairy & meat
is becoming more popular and easier to get all the time. Some
natural food places include fair trade practices in their definition
of ecological foods. Some supermarkets have a few kinds of organic
vegetables amidst a large selection of conventionally grown produce.
Should this store get the organic food Icon? You have to
decide.
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Vegetarian / natural cafe |
The local context for natural needs to be set, but
everywhere, the emphasis is on wholesomeness and healthful eating of
fresh foods. Perhaps the ingredients are organic, and vegan foods
(no animal products whatsoever) are served. The meats come from
animals that are "free-range" and ethically treated. Some cities
include cooperative owned cafes and a wide range of ethnic cuisines
in this category.
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Green business / Service |
The last 5 items listed with the examples above fit into this
category. Balance with resources that help businesses become
greener, and organizations that refer inquirers to good businesses.
You can create a strict criteria like Oakland, California, or use a
softer approach to selecting businesses. You can leave them off and
let the community discussion help to decide what to include in the
next edition.
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Strictly green store |
Has only eco and conserving products. Now, you may not agree
that 100% of them are truly a big improvement, but the intention,
method of production, materials, reductions of impacts in use, store
policies and so on, are all going in the right direction
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Green / conserving products |
Likely to have a few ecological and conserving products among
many that are conventional. These stores may have a special display
that explains the green goods' advantages. In fact, you may want to
mention the eco-display (or products) specifically (on your database
or on the Map itself). In Calgary, Green Product selection was based
on the following criteria; necessity of product, safe to use,
quality, made from renewable or recycled materials, has responsible
packaging, included information on manufacturing practices, options
for disposal, whether it is locally produced and consideration of
overall business practices.
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Fair trade / Social shop |
This "light green" category includes somewhat green and
socially responsible products and policies, but doesn't offer many
things that "go all the way". Fair trade and social workshop stores
can use this Icon. Look closely at the shop's products, ask
questions and decide the right category with your Team. Maybe it's
cosmetics promoted as natural and socially responsible, but yet the
brightly-colored petrochemical-based products don't really have many
eco-advantages. Maybe the store has a nature theme, but has too many
plastic novelties mixed in with the educational stuff. Consider
adding your definition with this Icon.
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Cultural site |
These contribute to the city's environment and sense of place
in many important ways. Non-institutional resources, monuments and
places, even temporary events (monthly swap meet, annual eco-fair)
may be included.
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Museums / institution |
These are either entirely about nature's interconnections
with urban culture, or frequently include the environment in
programs and exhibitions. You may opt to limit your selection to
those featuring sustainable ways of living, social responsibility or
other locally relevant criterion.
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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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World music |
May include folk, participatory, ethnic, improvisation,
classical, jazz, as interpreted locally. A place to listen and to
play music.
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Historical feature |
Edifice, institution, monument or unmarked historical area
with special significance to the city's environment and sense of
place.
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Traditional way of life |
May be indigenous, pioneer or migrated peoples' traditions.
Might not be assimilated into prevailing culture. May be resources
for learning about or visiting people living in traditional, more
self-sufficient ways.
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Ecodesign / planning feature |
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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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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Significant building |
Of great importance, generally, to the community. Sites that
impart a sense of place. Co-housing, natural buildings and schools,
or buildings with historic, cultural, architectural value could also
be included.
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Shanty town / Self built house |
Can represent shanty towns or favelas that form in urban
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materials such as adobe, straw. This home-made housing often reuses
building materials.
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Eco design resource |
A source for the best materials and supplies for sustainable
building, landscape, graphic, product, fashion and other kinds of
designers. May be an organization for information, or a place to
gather natural materials, a store, exchange center or showroom.
Simply may be a place where you can draw inspiration from natural
systems.
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Child friendly eco-site |
An environmentally-engaging area that is safe and accessible
to children. Our thanks to kids in Calgary Canada for designing this
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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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Eco-spiritual site |
Places to contemplate nature or spiritual pursuit, may be an
organized religion's sanctuary or environmental program, or a
profoundly beautiful place, even an old cemetery or 'oasis of calm'
in a busy area.
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Solar energy site |
Places where you can see solar panels, passive solar examples
and wind generators, and perhaps get information about them.
Includes solar energy shops and contractors, government and utility
company sites.
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Wind energy site |
Wind turbines and windmills harness energy that is
generated by the wind on this site. Can be a small system that
operates a simple pump or a large electricity generating facility.
Can indicate wind power information resources.
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Renewable technology site |
For example, hydrogen mines, biomass generation, or an
industrial ecology park, research, related agencies and perhaps
funding sources. Technology focused on zero emissions and
sustainability.
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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
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Bioremediation site |
Places where natural method of recovery such as plants,
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techniques are being used in cities to use natural systems to purify
tainted areas.
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Site where food scraps, leaves and garden trimmings are
turned into rich new soil, with the help of worms, containment bins
and Mother Nature. Large-scale or demonstration project, information
and resources for home and garden composting. May include drop-off
site for food scraps, or good place to buy locally produced compost.
May be run by the city or a separate group.
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Reuse site |
Second-hand shops, flea markets, repair shops, materials
exchanges. Decide whether all second-hand shops should be included,
or only those run by a charity. You can select the top ten, or
choose another criterion for inclusion. Significant reused buildings
and other examples of reuse can be included.
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Remediated (cleaned up) site |
Have been cleaned up and are ready for natural systems to
take over, or to be re-developed. In the US, brownfields (land
either contaminated by toxics, or perceived to be) programs are
putting remediated industrial lands back to work, often in economic
re-development zones (where people need jobs). Can include sites
where the cleanup is in progress. Your text could include action
taken, health and timing details.
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Re-development opportunity site |
Areas which are well-located to be regenerated for a new
ecologically-sound use. Might currently be a blight site, paved over
or even in use, but has the potential to be a wonderful addition to
the community and environment.
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Eco-information center |
Places to visit where you get environmental information of
all kinds, will often mail materials, as well. They direct you
towards sustainable and conserving green sites, services and
resources.
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Info resources by phone |
You can call for resources, references, and other eco
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Info resources online |
Web addresses (or links) to good local information on the
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Environmental center |
May be in city parks, in schools, or stand by itself. Comes
in all sizes and may be concerned with a single issue or provide an
overview. Of interest to adults and/or children.
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Environmental school |
Can range from intensive "magnet" programs that are
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Community center |
A place where clubs, meetings and social gatherings involving
the whole community are held. May be a formalized community center,
or one established through common use.
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Green tour available |
Take place indoors and out, detailing the environmental
features at the site and how to protect them. Sometimes these are
self-guided, but usually there is a tour leader.
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Eco-tourist destination |
Sites of special interest to visitors, or people who want to
engage in hometown eco-tourism. May include green hotels or other
ecologically sensitive accommodations, the most eco-efficient ways
to get in and out of the city, eco-tour info, and other sustainable
practices for visitors.
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Significant organization |
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Social / Political resources |
Services and offices that help individuals (such as a
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and governmental agencies, grass roots organizations, trade
organizations and political parties, or non-profit social services,
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Alternative health resources |
Alternative medicine sources, herbal, homeopathic, eastern,
etc. Spas, apothecaries, clinics, health club, nutritional and yoga
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Scientific / Research site |
Centers for natural sciences, environmental studies and
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Pollution monitor |
Publicly displays the level of pollutants present in
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Protest point |
Places where people consistently gather or post messages to
respond to official political actions and decisions. May not all be
related directly to environment - can be social, historic or
cultural protest point. In New York, for example, there's a protest
point right in front of the United Nations headquarters.
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Bird and wildlife watching |
Animals in the wild, using their instincts to thrive. Sites
may be delicate nesting areas or habitats, so Green Maps should
stress that people to approach with care and understanding.
Officially recognized sites as well as locally-known sites could be
accompanied by 'rules' for viewing, and details on the species you
might see.
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Significant habitat |
Notable wildlife habitat or natural area which may be rare or
especially beautiful and rich. Be careful here not to upset the
delicate balance. May have resources, for example, for turning your
lawn back into a prairie, or for encouraging native animals to
flourish. Could include aquatic habitat. Map should include details
on the sensitivity of the areas.
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Coastal habitat |
Places along the water's edge where wildlife congregates.
Wildlife of any kind may be in or above the water, on the shore or
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This includes fresh and salt water ecosystems, and the many
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Amphibian habitat |
Areas that are typical viewing sites for frogs, newts and
other amphibious creatures, which are indicators of a pond or
wetlands' health status.
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Insect watching site |
Good areas to view insects and bugs as they fly or crawl
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Wildlife info / Rehab center |
Is where injured or orphaned wild animals are nursed back to
health before they are returned to the wild. Volunteers are often
needed to help care for and inform the public about the
wildlife.
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Zoo & wildlife center |
Places to see animals collected and cared-for by humans.
Animals may not be indigenous, they may come from the wild or may
have been born in the zoo. Some zoos have habitats for breeding
endangered species, and other bio-diversity programs. Generally, the
animals are not free to leave cages or protection area. May be small
"petting" zoo for children or large scale wildlife park where the
animals live under more natural conditions.
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Duck pond |
Places where ducks, geese, and other friendly waterfowl
gather. In cities, often a good place to watch and feed the birds.
In the wild, just enjoy their water ballet.
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Farm animals |
Some cities have gardens with chickens and rabbits, there may
be a city farm or even a barn for police horses (good place to get
manure for composting). Calgary suggests: consider how the animals
are kept and treated, as well as what they are used for, before you
put them on the Map.
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Dog run |
Designated places where dogs can be taken off their leases,
usually in city parks. Often the only place you can see animals
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Fly-over zone |
Good places to watch flocks of birds overhead. May also be
used to indicate prevailing direction of birds' seasonal migrations
if regular flight pattern is established.
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Public forests /Natural area |
Publicly-owned and accessible to all. A wide variety of
natural areas can use this symbol. Balance your emphasis of forests
with parklands to discourage the over-use of natural areas.
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Parklands /Recreation area |
Green spaces that offer places to relax and play. May include
sports fields, running paths, canoe rental, or children's play
equipment, along with vegetation and a pond, creek or other water
feature. Some parklands may be publicly-owned and free, others might
be private and charge admission.
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Special tree |
Trees that have historical importance, or are especially
beautiful, large, old or rare. May be old growth, virgin trees
(never cut by humans), ancient, sacred or medicinal trees or native
plants. Could be indoors.
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Spring blossoms |
Are especially beautiful and bountiful in this area.
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Autumn leaves |
Are especially beautiful and bountiful in this area.
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Bamboo forest |
Bamboo of any variety, a forest of any size. A fast growing
renewable resource of major benefit.
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Shaded boulevard |
Are designed to be pleasant for walking and bicycle riding in
hot climates.
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Bio-regional site / Indigenous plants |
Places where connection to the topography or waterways of the
larger region are evident/plants native to the bio-region. Text can
discuss bio-regional boundaries in/near the Map's area. Could be a
layer on a GIS map or the whole Green Map could be based on
bio-regional boundaries instead of political limits.
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Wildlife corridor / Greenways |
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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Garden |
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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Community garden |
Often on public or formerly abandoned land, community
gardens allow people to plant and grow their own vegetables and
flowers in small plots. People also grow relationships and a close
connection to the land/city. Sometimes fenced and locked, gardeners
have keys. Sometimes threatened by development. Text should include
contact numbers.
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Special garden Especially nice. |
Along with a diversity of plants, may have a stage,
artwork, solar powered water features, nice seating, or other
amenities. Publicly assessable and cooperatively run. This Icon can
be used to indicate a special garden that, though private, can be
easily seen by pedestrians.
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Gleaning area/fishing |
Collect wild food here, including mushrooms, seaweed,
berries, fruits, greens. Farms that permit gleaning, even services
that pick up party leftovers for food banks. Fishing piers and ponds
where the fish is safe to eat (otherwise, indicate restrictions on
your Map). Information sources for these areas. Calgary warns us:
mapping gleaning areas may result in over-harvesting.
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River and water-front parks |
Places where you can watch, walk along, and play by the
water. Water bodies of all types. Swimming and wading may be
possible.
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Wetlands |
May be on the official protection list. These vitally
important areas are wet to some degree a portion of the year. Are
important habitats and useful for water cleaning. May be natural,
reconstructed or artificial. You may include guidelines for viewing
sites, which may be on private land.
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Water feature |
Could be a beautiful fountain, waterfalls or natural pond.
May simply celebrate water or offer a refreshing drink. May be
ecologically designed.
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Climate and currents |
May be used to indicate prevailing direction, waterfalls or
dramatic water, perhaps difficult currents for canoeists, kayakers
or gliders. Can be used in areas with micro-climate, too.
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Land form / Geological feature |
Where unusual or typical forms are apparent. May be exposed
rock layers, glacial till or have a chasm view. You could discuss
how feature was formed. Could be a layer on a GIS map.
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Open space |
Open, natural areas within an urban area or in the developed
countryside.
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Wilderness site/info |
Places where nature is still really natural, or information
sources on how to experience the wilderness while protecting
it.
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Camping |
Areas set aside for sleeping outdoors, using tents or other
camping equipment. Care is to be taken not to destroy the
surrounding habitat in wilderness areas.
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Snow activity |
Where you can have a great time building snowmen, skating,
cross-country skiing, sledding etc., without damaging the
environment. Can indicate snowy landscapes that are especially
beautiful. Not for use where clearcutting of forests for ski resorts
or motorized ski-doos have caused destruction.
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Great views / scenic vistas |
Favorite places to see what makes the cities environment
special. Seek suggestions broadly for these sites.
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Star-gazing site |
Dark vantage points that allow unobstructed views of
the heavens. May also include planetariums or observatories and best
locations for northern lights, meteors, etc.
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Sunset site |
Wonderful spots to relax and enjoy the sunset, most
likely outdoors. Great sunrise spots can also be marked with this
symbol.
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Bicycle site |
Good place to buy, borrow or rent bicycles, work bikes and
other kinds of human-powered vehicles. Organizations and places to
find out about bike safety or advocacy. This Icon can used to
indicate other kinds of bike-friendly services and sites.
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On road bike paths / Bridges |
These paths are usually painted but are on the same street
level as car traffic. You can designate a favorite green scenic
route of your own. Use the icon in a line: L L L L
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Separate bike paths /Bridge |
Separated from cars by curb, barricade, etc. On bridges,
often shared with pedestrians. Green Maps can be merged with
existing bike/trail/ commuting maps or simply mention good places to
obtain these other maps. Use the icon in a line: lllll
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Secure bike parking |
Attended parking area, or recommended area with
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Wheelchair accessible |
There are ramps and rails and other facilities provided for
those in wheelchairs. Use this icon to encourage exploration of
nature trails and park areas.
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Best walks |
Follow a path around an especially interesting area. Walks
can be established or recommended by the Green Map team but should
be non-intrusive to sensitive areas. Icon can be used to designate a
running path through a natural area. Icons can be used in a line: ]
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Pedestrian zone |
Streets and public areas that prohibit motor vehicles, other
auto-free areas, and bridges with safe pedestrian lanes. Access by
vehicles may be allowed part time. Use Icon in a line: [[[[[
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Public square / 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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Boat launch site (sail/hp) |
For human powered boats, like canoes, rowboats or kayaks, or
solar powered ones like sailboats. Your Map can mention if a permit
is needed, or if there is some other restriction to use
freely.
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Ferry |
Water-based transport systems for passengers and
freight. Can be a very refreshing and efficient way to commute and
travel. Can include water-taxis, which run on an as-needed
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Major public transport stop |
Multi-modal transit hubs served by more than one kind of
public transport system, central station or depot for transit
passengers. Often have other services available.
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Local transport stop |
Subway, bus or trolley stop, etc. Bus stops may be too
numerous to map, except in proximity to remote green sites.
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Light rail transit |
Light rail transit Trolley stop. Transportation by
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Park¡¦n¡¦ride facility |
Parking lots for cars (or bikes) with a convenient
public transport connection. Sometimes Park & Rides are
subsidized or free to encourage drivers not to bring their car into
the center of the city.
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Alternative vehicle / Fuel station |
Where you can fill your car with compressed natural
gas, propane, bio-fuel or hydrogen, or buy bottled fuels. Exchange
batteries or fuel cells, and other renewable and ecologically
preferred power sources. This Icon can be used at a site where you
can buy or research alternative fuel vehicles, and find out more
about the true environmental costs of producing these fuels.
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Park¡¦n¡¦charge facility |
Your electric vehicle can be re-charged by solar (or
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Drinking water sources |
Indicates the source for your drinking water. May be used to
show reservoirs, and major elements of water system. Water purity
and conservation information. Icon can be used in a line 1 1 1 1 1 1
to indicate major underground pipelines.
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Wastewater treatment plant |
Generally, municipal systems for treating wastewater and
sewage, some with public information centers or tours, which can be
noted, with statistics in the text.
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Recycling |
Drop-off sites for materials that can be reprocessed or
refilled. Businesses that buy, work with or sell products made from
recycled materials. City program information contacts. Can include
good examples of places where recycled materials are in use.
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Landfills |
Municipal solid waste dumps where garbage and soil are
layered together, sometimes in a properly lined landfill (dump) with
a methane gas capturing system. When filled, decommissioned
landfills are capped and sometimes landscaped.
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Solid waste transfer station |
Where refuse is transferred from one kind transportation to
another, for more efficient movement to landfill, recycling
processor or other resource/waste facility. Some transfer stations
offer places to exchange useful items, separate recyclables or
dispose of household toxics.
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Incinerator |
Solid waste is burned at high temperatures, sometimes
capturing the embodied energy (waste-to-fuel). The volume is reduced
considerably, but in some countries, the resulting ash is considered
hazardous waste, and needs a special landfill. Often, toxics are
emitted from the smokestacks as air pollution. Often considered an
expensive, unhealthy, inefficient method of disposal. Incinerators
at hospitals, crematoriums and large institutions as well as
municipal facilities can be mapped.
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Energy grid generating facility |
Generally, conventional, fossil-fueled, hydro-electric or
nuclear facilities that provide electricity to the public. May
include utility company or conservation offices. Alternative or
co-generation facilities could be mapped. Where does your power come
from? How can you use in more wisely?
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Blight site |
An area generally destroyed with toxics and other ugliness by
uncaring industry and people. Set and state your criteria.
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Danger zone |
An area that has been tainted by humans or is dangerous by
nature and therefore may be hazardous to humans, fauna or flora. Can
include active volcanoes, places where you don't want your Map's
users to fall victim to crime, etc.
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Traffic hazard zone |
When the motorized traffic is especially heavy, noisy,
polluting and dangerous to pedestrians, bicyclers and nearby
residents.
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Noise pollution source |
Sometimes difficult to pinpoint, but it has a powerful effect
on quality of life. Can come from traffic, industrial sources,
airports, quarries, heavy equipment, transportation terminals
etc.
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Air pollution source |
Anything from industrial smokestacks to truck routes, to
poorly-run composting projects can be included here.
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Water pollution source |
Includes things like a specific factory's pollution stream or
an inadequate sewage treatment plant. Sometimes, these are
"non-point" sources, like where the hydrocarbons wash off paved
roads or a farm where animal wastes and/or chemical fertilizers
drain off the land into drinking water supplies.
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Oil and natural gas facility |
Can be a "tank farm" with several large storage containers,
or a place where oil is pumped and processed. Where does the energy
that powers your lifestyle come from? What are the hazards
associated with current practices?
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Oil spill |
May be old or recent. Sometimes, the spilled oil comes from
an "accident" but can also be a chronic problem along the oil
pipelines that feed the energy grid, in re-fueling areas at airports
or in a neighborhood where residents refuse to properly dispose of
their used motor oil. Certain waterways and industrial areas have
frequent problems. Also includes pipeline leaks, trucking and rail
accidents as well as gas station spillage.
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Underground storage tank |
Usually used for oil and gas leaks, for example, a gas
station with leaking underground tanks can be an invisible source of
pollution. Home fuel oil storage tanks can also be a problem
source.
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Officially listed contaminated site |
These sites are on the government's official priority
"clean-up" list, like the USA's Superfund list. Can be used for
severely polluted sites, even in countries without an official list.
In some countries, these sites must be cleaned up by
industry.
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Toxic chemicals storage |
Where large quantities of toxic chemicals are stored in an
approved manner, prior to industrial or other use. Often reported to
the government, where records can be obtained (though you might have
to file a special request for the information). In some countries,
this information is available on the web, current and up to
date.
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Toxic chemicals release |
May have been an acute one-time event, or a chronic
"business as usual" problem at an industrial or infrastructure site.
May be from a neighborhood businesses, like a dry cleaning plant or
coal-burning school furnace not generally recognized as problems.
Usually, residents in the area are very interested in knowing what's
going on "in their backyard", and then taking action. In some
countries, this information is available on the web, current and up
to date. You can identify a historic release (be sure to note it
properly).
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Hazardous waste generator |
Often industrial or infrastructure-related sources of waste
that need special handling and disposal. You can elect to show those
on a governmental list. Calgary points out that it is difficult to
define limits to criteria. Could be broad range - dry cleaners,
hospitals, universities, military sites, photo labs, etc.
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Hazardous waste facility |
Collectors, transporters and recyclers of hazardous
materials, including industrial chemicals as well as household
hazardous wastes like pesticides, oil paints, batteries, some
cleaning supplies, etc.
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Waste dump |
Illegal, improperly lined and maintained place where
garbage is dumped. Older dumps can be a source of hazardous
drainage.
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Mining site |
May not be currently in use, but the effects may still be
felt. Some cities are built directly on top of mines and quarries.
Indicate what is being mined: coal, salt, etc.
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Nuclear facility and waste |
Possible sources of radiation leaks and radioactive wastes.
May be destination points for trucks and trains carrying radioactive
materials, military, health and research facilities. It might be of
interest to note the percentage of electricity that comes from
nuclear power plants in your area.
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