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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Are you writing a project for horticulture?



Are you studying horticulture?  Are you writing your project?  If so, check out the past projects from ITB graduates, in the library.  Some examples include:
  • An analysis of hedgerows in the landscape with a view to establish their role in rural developments / Esther Schickling
  • The challenges facing community gardens / Sophie Coyle
  • The economic implications of rising energy prices on the management of public gardens / Breda Cummins
  • Green roofs and their future in Ireland / Amy Jennings
  • Hazardous garden plants / Marie Hurley
  • Horticulture training facilities in Ireland for people with disabilities / Ruth Whirisky
  • Maintaining and developing Killiney Hills biological diversity in the faces of its increasing use as a leisure facility / Darren Blackmore
  • Street tree care in Dublin 3 / John Farrelly
  • A study on the importance of street trees in the urban environment with reference to four areas of Dublin and their local authorities / Deirdre O'Farrell
  • The development of GAA club pitches / Conan Doyle
  • Waste not - want not compost / Elizabeth Ryan
  • Water management and conversation in the nursery stock industry / Liz Cowap

Student projects are located on level 1 on Group Work side of the library.
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