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Luke.miller: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

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Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	= Spatial Strategy and Transect =		= Spatial Strategy and Transect =
	*''translate your strategic goals into a vision''
	*''develop a spatial translation of your vision''
	*''exemplify your vision in the form of a transect with concrete interventions''
	*''add map(s) and visualizations''


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	File:Landuse map vision.jpg\|thumb\|This map proposes a land-use vision		File:Landuse map vision.jpg\|thumb\|This map proposes a land-use vision through the implementation of transitional zones between these two realms, we look at how we can bridge the manmade with the natural through an ecological network of forested areas that can serve both as a green corridor network and as a green buffer while addressing the biodiversity value . and through protecting peatland land-use we propose a change of conventional agricultural practices to peatland supporting agricultural practices while also providing naturalised peatland zones in the dark pink/red colour. And finally the transitional zones themselves provide a space where people can interact with the peatlands, further addressing the identity value.
	File:~~your case_transect~~.jpg\|~~''add caption here''~~		File:IMPLEMENTATION MAPS.jpg\|thumb\|And to understand this map further we look at implementation maps of the existing situation in this project area to a collaborative vision of community to partnerships with farmers, communities, scientists, and government to ultimately achieve the protection of this vital amphibious landscape – the peatlands. First we propose that the existing fragmented forests are reconnected in an ecological network through a community based planting project Then the analysis of agricultural practices currently being performed in this region and where these activities intersect with peatlands, the initiative to transform these harmful land-use activities to peatland supporting projects like paludiculture. And finally the vision of looking at the peatland and spatially articulating where peatlands can be re-naturalised and coexist and be supported by the surrounding manmade landscape
	File:~~your case_transect_detail1~~.jpg\|~~''add caption here''~~		File:Transect map.jpg\|thumb\|To understand how such broad visions could be implemented on a design level, we utilised the transect technique; interventions along the proposed transitional zones of the urban fabric to the remaining peatland areas
	File:~~your case_transect_detail2~~.jpg\|~~''add caption here''~~		File:Transect section 1.jpg\|thumb\|this diagrammatic section shows the urban situation in this area and how the manmade could be used to potentially support peatlands. The transitional zones become a space for the opportunity of multicoding on these peri-urban areas with multifunctional services and activities. For example, through a rainwater collection network of rain gardens and directing water to these transitional zones, water can be essentially filtered and directed back into the ground water table and into the peatlands
			File:Visualizations.jpg\|thumb\|to elaborate on this concept of multi-coding within the transitional zones we developed these section visualizations. In the left graphic 1 and 2 multi-coding interventions can be applied; the wetlands can be used to help filter urban storm water back into the peatlands (rewetting) while, secondly acting as a (green corridor) mobility network for people to experience the landscape through having timber viewing decks for people to access this space and look into the beautiful and scenic peatland views. In the right graphic 3 and 4 multi-coding interventions are applied; with the implementation of Paludiculture based community gardens, the community can be educated about the importance of peatlands and how they function – further establishing the historical connection with them. And lastly, the forested green buffers of tree species that have historically existed in peatlands, can be planted along these edges, to further protect peatlands from urban sprawl. Therefore these interventions could be strategically implemented within the landscape to rather support humans and peatlands rather than the destruction of peatlands
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Luke.miller: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

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Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	File:~~your case_spatial_translaton_vision~~.jpg\|~~''add caption here''~~		File:Landuse map vision.jpg\|thumb\|This map proposes a land-use vision
	File:your case_transect.jpg\|''add caption here''		File:your case_transect.jpg\|''add caption here''
	File:your case_transect_detail1.jpg\|''add caption here''		File:your case_transect_detail1.jpg\|''add caption here''

Luke.miller at 09:42, 7 June 2021

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	\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Marie-Luise Dexl and Luke Miller ''		\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Marie-Luise Dexl and Luke Miller ''
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Marie-luise.dexl: /* Community Mapping */

2021-05-28T10:44:25Z

Community Mapping

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	'''Main stakeholder''' have an direct interest in the peatlands around Dachau and Freising. They are connected and partly dependent on this area, e.g. the farmers whose fields are stated there. In this group, 4 groups could be identified: '''The community''' has a big interest in the peatlands with a connection to all evaluation goals. Their needs are basic, like goods from the peatlands as well as recreation and identity feeling. The power of the community is not high, because they are not organized in any way, nevertheless the acceptance of the community is essentiell for projects to be successful; Conflicts could pop-up without acceptance. The objective of this group is to have all of their needs to be satisfied, with a higher acceptance of the project, unsatisfied needs will be less problematic.		'''Main stakeholder''' have an direct interest in the peatlands around Dachau and Freising. They are connected and partly dependent on this area, e.g. the farmers whose fields are stated there. In this group, 4 groups could be identified: '''The community''' has a big interest in the peatlands with a connection to all evaluation goals. Their needs are basic, like goods from the peatlands as well as recreation and identity feeling. The power of the community is not high, because they are not organized in any way, nevertheless the acceptance of the community is essentiell for projects to be successful; Conflicts could pop-up without acceptance. The objective of this group is to have all of their needs to be satisfied, with a higher acceptance of the project, unsatisfied needs will be less problematic.
	'''The Dachauer Moos Verein''' is a group that renaturates, manages and maintance already renaturated areas in the Peatlands. They have a wide knowledge about the area, how to renaturate and monitore areas, as well as a level of acceptance by the people. Their power is limited to their own areas. An objective of this group is to extend the areas of the group to help nature and renaturate the peatlands. To do so, they need funding and partly more cooperation. They are possibly interested in all values.		'''The Dachauer Moos Verein''' is a group that renaturates, manages and maintance already renaturated areas in the Peatlands. They have a wide knowledge about the area, how to renaturate and monitore areas, as well as a level of acceptance by the people. Their power is limited to their own areas. An objective of this group is to extend the areas of the group to help nature and renaturate the peatlands. To do so, they need funding and partly more cooperation. They are possibly interested in all values.
	'''The Institute for ecology and landscape of the university of applied science weihenstephan-triesdorf''' has some scientific projects stated in peatlands. They could be interested in having access to new study areas and have a lot of knowledge in establish sustainable agriculture which is better for the climate than traditional landuse. ~~The~~ power of this group is relatively low and the interest is just correlating with the carbon storage value, nevertheless the interest in this value is overproportional high, also they could help with lowering the conflict potential with farmers with showing them possibillities to save the peatlands and use them in a economical way.		'''The Institute for ecology and landscape of the university of applied science weihenstephan-triesdorf''' has some scientific projects stated in peatlands. They could be interested in having access to new study areas and have a lot of knowledge in establish sustainable agriculture which is better for the climate than traditional landuse. he power of this group is relatively low and the interest is just correlating with the carbon storage value, nevertheless the interest in this value is overproportional high, also they could help with lowering the conflict potential with farmers with showing them possibillities to save the peatlands and use them in a economical way. A possible conflict could be, that the identity and biodiversity can not be enhanced as compared to renaturated areas.
	'''Farmers''' in the area have a lot of power, because of the ownership of the areas. The farmland is the base for their existance, so they need to have enough income from their work. This group has a great potential but also a high risk of conflicts, which means the acceptance for the project is one of the most important ones.		'''Farmers''' in the area have a lot of power, because of the ownership of the areas. The farmland is the base for their existance, so they need to have enough income from their work. This group has a great potential but also a high risk of conflicts, which means the acceptance for the project is one of the most important ones.
	'''Interested stakeholders''' have an interest in a landuse change in the peatlands, but not directly, like schools who could use this area for educational use.		'''Interested stakeholders''' have an interest in a landuse change in the peatlands, but not directly, like schools who could use this area for educational use.

Marie-luise.dexl: /* Community Mapping */

2021-05-28T10:41:45Z

Community Mapping

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	'''Main stakeholder''' have an direct interest in the peatlands around Dachau and Freising. They are connected and partly dependent on this area, e.g. the farmers whose fields are stated there. In this group, 4 groups could be identified: '''The community''' has a big interest in the peatlands with a connection to all evaluation goals. Their needs are basic, like goods from the peatlands as well as recreation and identity feeling. The power of the community is not high, because they are not organized in any way, nevertheless the acceptance of the community is essentiell for projects to be successful; Conflicts could pop-up without acceptance. The objective of this group is to have all of their needs to be satisfied, with a higher acceptance of the project, unsatisfied needs will be less problematic.		'''Main stakeholder''' have an direct interest in the peatlands around Dachau and Freising. They are connected and partly dependent on this area, e.g. the farmers whose fields are stated there. In this group, 4 groups could be identified: '''The community''' has a big interest in the peatlands with a connection to all evaluation goals. Their needs are basic, like goods from the peatlands as well as recreation and identity feeling. The power of the community is not high, because they are not organized in any way, nevertheless the acceptance of the community is essentiell for projects to be successful; Conflicts could pop-up without acceptance. The objective of this group is to have all of their needs to be satisfied, with a higher acceptance of the project, unsatisfied needs will be less problematic.
	'''The Dachauer Moos Verein''' is a group that renaturates, manages and maintance already renaturated areas in the Peatlands. They have a wide knowledge about the area, how to renaturate and monitore areas, as well as a level of acceptance by the people. Their power is limited to their own areas. An objective of this group is to extend the areas of the group to help nature and renaturate the peatlands. To do so, they need funding and partly more cooperation. They are possibly interested in all values.		'''The Dachauer Moos Verein''' is a group that renaturates, manages and maintance already renaturated areas in the Peatlands. They have a wide knowledge about the area, how to renaturate and monitore areas, as well as a level of acceptance by the people. Their power is limited to their own areas. An objective of this group is to extend the areas of the group to help nature and renaturate the peatlands. To do so, they need funding and partly more cooperation. They are possibly interested in all values.
	'''The Institute for ecology and landscape of the university of applied science weihenstephan-triesdorf''' has some scientific projects stated in peatlands. They could be interested in having access to new study areas and have a lot of knowledge in establish sustainable agriculture which is better for the climate than traditional landuse. The power of this group is relatively low and the interest is just correlating with the carbon storage value, nevertheless the interest in this value is overproportional high.		'''The Institute for ecology and landscape of the university of applied science weihenstephan-triesdorf''' has some scientific projects stated in peatlands. They could be interested in having access to new study areas and have a lot of knowledge in establish sustainable agriculture which is better for the climate than traditional landuse. The power of this group is relatively low and the interest is just correlating with the carbon storage value, nevertheless the interest in this value is overproportional high, also they could help with lowering the conflict potential with farmers with showing them possibillities to save the peatlands and use them in a economical way.
	'''Farmers''' in the area have a lot of power, because of the ownership of the areas. The farmland is the base for their existance, so they need to have enough income from their work. This group has a great potential but also a high risk of conflicts, which means the acceptance for the project is one of the most important ones.		'''Farmers''' in the area have a lot of power, because of the ownership of the areas. The farmland is the base for their existance, so they need to have enough income from their work. This group has a great potential but also a high risk of conflicts, which means the acceptance for the project is one of the most important ones.
	'''Interested stakeholders''' have an interest in a landuse change in the peatlands, but not directly, like schools who could use this area for educational use.		'''Interested stakeholders''' have an interest in a landuse change in the peatlands, but not directly, like schools who could use this area for educational use.

Marie-luise.dexl: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

2021-05-28T10:38:09Z

From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	The '''governmence model''' which is required is already established in germany. A lot of guiding principles of the government in the nature conservation, identity enhance and carbon storage are supportative for our vision. Existant laws e.g. for protecting nature are already established and it is possible to apply for subsidies to fund the project.		The '''governmence model''' which is required is already established in germany. A lot of guiding principles of the government in the nature conservation, identity enhance and carbon storage are supportative for our vision. Existant laws e.g. for protecting nature are already established and it is possible to apply for subsidies to fund the project.
	'''Needed ressources''' are suitable and available areas for the measures, know-how to plan in detail and complete the vision, as well as ressources to manage the restored areas to grant a permanence and quality of the fullfilled vision. Another very important ressource is money, which could be raised by funds or the government.		'''Needed ressources''' are suitable and available areas for the measures, know-how to plan in detail and complete the vision, as well as ressources to manage the restored areas to grant a permanence and quality of the fullfilled vision. Another very important ressource is money, which could be raised by funds or the government.
	In the implementing process, we decided to introduce the main stakeholders as partners. They could have the highest interest in our vision for the peatland areas. It is possible, they will give advise, help in the process or help with the funding. Acceptance of the community very important and could be enhanced by forming a partnership.		In the implementing process, we decided to introduce the main stakeholders as partners. They could have the highest interest in our vision for the peatland areas. It is possible, they will give advise, help in the process/management or help with the funding. Acceptance of the community very important and could be enhanced by forming a partnership.
	'''Community''': The community could help with the planting of trees and the funding of the whole project. Local people have often good connection with farmers and know suitable and available areas.		'''Community''': The community could help with the planting of trees and the funding of the whole project. Local people have often good connection with farmers and know suitable and available areas.
	'''Dachauer Moos Verein''': This club could be interested in expanding its areas and could fill the gap of technical know-how, management ressources and partly the funding.		'''Dachauer Moos Verein''': This club could be interested in expanding its areas and could fill the gap of technical know-how, management ressources and partly the funding.

Marie-luise.dexl: /* References */

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References

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	== References ==		== References ==
	Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt. LfU. Available online at www.lfu.bayern.de.		* Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt. LfU. Available online at www.lfu.bayern.de.
	Botanische Staatssammlung München: Botanischer Informationsknoten Bayern. Steckbriefe zu den Gefäßpflanzen Bayerns. Available online at http://daten.bayernflora.de/de/info_pflanzen.php?taxnr=3101.		* Botanische Staatssammlung München: Botanischer Informationsknoten Bayern. Steckbriefe zu den Gefäßpflanzen Bayerns. Available online at http://daten.bayernflora.de/de/info_pflanzen.php?taxnr=3101.
	Verein Dachauer Moos e.V. (2016): Vegetation. Available online at https://www.verein-dachauer-moos.de/landschaft/vegetation.html.		* Verein Dachauer Moos e.V. (2016): Vegetation. Available online at https://www.verein-dachauer-moos.de/landschaft/vegetation.html.
	Zech, Wolfgang; Schad, Peter; Hintermaier-Erhard, Gerd (2014): Böden der Welt. Ein Bildatlas. 2. Auflage. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Spektrum (SpringerLink Bücher)		* Zech, Wolfgang; Schad, Peter; Hintermaier-Erhard, Gerd (2014): Böden der Welt. Ein Bildatlas. 2. Auflage. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Spektrum (SpringerLink Bücher)

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References

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	== References ==		== References ==
	* ''give a full list of the references you have used for ~~your case''~~		Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt. LfU. Available online at www.lfu.bayern.de.
			Botanische Staatssammlung München: Botanischer Informationsknoten Bayern. Steckbriefe zu den Gefäßpflanzen Bayerns. Available online at http://daten.bayernflora.de/de/info_pflanzen.php?taxnr=3101.
			Verein Dachauer Moos e.V. (2016): Vegetation. Available online at https://www.verein-dachauer-moos.de/landschaft/vegetation.html.
			Zech, Wolfgang; Schad, Peter; Hintermaier-Erhard, Gerd (2014): Böden der Welt. Ein Bildatlas. 2. Auflage. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Spektrum (SpringerLink Bücher)


			Data used for maps and spatial analysis are given with the pictures

	= Process Reflection =		= Process Reflection =

Marie-luise.dexl: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

2021-05-27T11:13:51Z

From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	<gallery caption=" " widths="500px" heights="200px" perrow="1">		<gallery caption=" " widths="500px" heights="200px" perrow="1">
	File:~~your case_spatial_your governance model~~.~~jpg~~\|~~''add caption here''~~		File:GovernmentGermanyPeatlandsFreieing.JPG\|thumb\|This graphic shows that german governmance gives all the governmental elements needed in the project.
	File:Process with TIME-Peat.JPG\|thumb\|This Diagramm shows the process parts, what is happening in which step and at which pint of time.		File:Process with TIME-Peat.JPG\|thumb\|This Diagramm shows the process parts, what is happening in which step and at which pint of time.
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Marie-luise.dexl: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

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From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	= From Theory of Change to Implementation =		= From Theory of Change to Implementation =
	The '''further process''' is explained in the following diagramm. In the ''preparation process'', the main stakeholders should be involved and gained as partners, suitable areas should be found and tested for spacial (right place?) and environmental (right environment?) as well as economical (affordable?) suitability. Then these areas should be accessed by getting supervision of the areas.Afterwards, the ''measure process''starts, where exact planning and execution are taking place. At the beginning of each measure baseline data will be taken, for comparing the beginning state and the end state of the area. The last process, the ''fulfilled vision'', management should take place, where areas are monitored and maintained to be permanent in the future. Also, a sucess control and evaluation will take place at the finalization of each measure.		The '''further process''' is explained in the following diagramm. In the ''preparation process'', the main stakeholders should be involved and gained as partners, suitable areas should be found and tested for spacial (right place?) and environmental (right environment?) as well as economical (affordable?) suitability. Then these areas should be accessed by getting supervision of the areas.Afterwards, the ''measure process''starts, where exact planning and execution are taking place. At the beginning of each measure baseline data will be taken, for comparing the beginning state and the end state of the area. The last process, the ''fulfilled vision'', management should take place, where areas are monitored and maintained to be permanent in the future. Also, a sucess control and evaluation will take place at the finalization of each measure.
	The '''governmence model''' which is required is already established in germany. A lot of guiding principles of the government in the nature conservation, identity enhance and carbon storage are supportative for our vision. Existant laws e.g. for protecting nature are already established.		The '''governmence model''' which is required is already established in germany. A lot of guiding principles of the government in the nature conservation, identity enhance and carbon storage are supportative for our vision. Existant laws e.g. for protecting nature are already established and it is possible to apply for subsidies to fund the project.
	'''Needed ressources''' are suitable and available areas for the measures, know-how to plan in detail and complete the vision, as well as ressources to manage the restored areas to grant a permanence and quality of the fullfilled vision. Another very important ressource is money, which could be raised by funds or the government.		'''Needed ressources''' are suitable and available areas for the measures, know-how to plan in detail and complete the vision, as well as ressources to manage the restored areas to grant a permanence and quality of the fullfilled vision. Another very important ressource is money, which could be raised by funds or the government.
	In the implementing process, we decided to introduce the main stakeholders as partners. They could have the highest interest in our vision for the peatland areas. It is possible, they will give advise, help in the process or help with the funding. Acceptance of the community very important and could be enhanced by forming a partnership.		In the implementing process, we decided to introduce the main stakeholders as partners. They could have the highest interest in our vision for the peatland areas. It is possible, they will give advise, help in the process or help with the funding. Acceptance of the community very important and could be enhanced by forming a partnership.