Point Lookout Sea-Level Rise Resilience Design Plan
Abstract
Final report for LARC331: Regional Design and GIS Studio (Spring 2025). University of Maryland, College ParkPoint Lookout State Park is valued for its rich culture and natural history. The park exhibits signs of rising sea-levels -- especially in low lying areas -- and needs extra care to build resiliency for the next 25-50 years. A masterplan is presented here that addresses healthy marsh migration, oyster reef construction, and site-specific proposals for protecting and enhancing important site amenities. Issues of sea-level rise, habitat preservation, educational opportunities, and accessibility are given special consideration. By implementing coastal resilience techniques, the plan aims to prepare the park to respond to its changing environment and accommodate users of all ages and abilities!St. Mary's County, M- Report
- National Center for Smart Growth
- PALS
- Sustainability
- Maryland
- School of Architecture, Planning, and Historic Preservation
- St. Mary's County
- Point Lookout State Park
- College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture
- Landscape Architecture Program
- LARC331: Regional Design and GIS Studio
- Landscape Design
- Climate Resilience
- Environmental Planning, Parks, Greenways