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Kingwood Greenbel ts Kathryn Housel

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Page 1: Kingwood Greenbelts

KingwoodGreenbelts Kathryn Housel

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The Livable Forest• Master Planned Community: a type of residential

plan that includes an unusual number of recreational amenities such as parks, golf courses, lakes, bike paths, and jogging trails.-buisnessdictionary.com

• Kingwood was developed in 1971 by the Friendswood Development Company (an Exxon subsidiary) on former King Ranch land.

• Annexed by Houston 2000

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Framing Stakeholder Interests Action

Kingwood Residents

utilize the greenbelts for relaxation or

exercise

use the park and trails and

volunteer for a variety of

associations

Developersresidential and

commercial building

Kingwood annexation

Surrounding Cities

expanding for their residents

use the greenbelts to link

the cities

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Eco-Advertising

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Eco-tourism• Ecotourism is mainly

directed to current and future residents.

• 75+ miles of greenbelts, multiple parks, two golf courses and access to Lake Houston

• Parks offer camps, trails, eco-education programs

• Each village in the community has its own playground park and pool that is maintained by the volunteer village association.

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Healthy Parks Healthy People

• “restorative environments require four elements: fascination (an involuntary form of attention requiring effortless interest or curiosity); a sense of being away (temporary escape from one’s usual setting or situation); extent or scope (a sense of being a part of a larger whole); and compatibility with an individual’s inclinations (opportunity provided by the setting and whether they satisfy the individual’s purposes).” -48 healthy nature healthy people

• Kingwood’s original design guaranteed that the residents had a connection to nature.

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Eco-Semiotics

2nd nature

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Animal & Indigenous Communication

Greenbelts can be dangerous

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