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    Development of Outdoor Design Plants Business Enterprises in Canakkale
    (Kastamonu Univ, Orman Fak, 2013) Nemutlu, Fusun Erduran
    Design plants do present different contributions in landscape architecture applications esthetically as well from functional aspects. Therefore business enterprises producing outdoor design plants and potentials of the same have great importance in the development of cities. In this study, 9 business enterprises owned by private and public sector dealing in production and sales of outdoor design plants in Canakkale city has been studied during 2008-2012. The method of study is based on evaluating physical structures, potentials, production status and developments through inquiry forms by studying in site during each season in this process. Because of number of business enterprises determined in the generality of province is only 9, the obtained data have been orally evaluated without having quantified. According to results of the study all the nurseries are family enterprises and have lower productions and selling for re-sale. There is no enterprise recorded and issued a capacity report by the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture for production potential. There is nursery sales unit of the Ministry of Justice in the centre of city and has served for last three years the most increasing its production. Observations made during the study period indicate progress in Cihan and Kale of private sector enterprises during last one year for physical conditions, size of area, visibility, potential and sales aspects but may be very low. There are important problem, because of windy climate of the city and less connection with other cities due to its position. Also, insufficiency of trained personnel, plus inexistence of sufficient support of using design plants in urban areas by citizens and local administration have been determined as the most significant factors limiting development of enterprises producing design plants.
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    Evaluation of biocultural landscapes and associated ecosystem services in the region of Sula Lake in Turkey
    (Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2016) Ciftcioglu, Gulay Cetinkaya; Uzun, Osman; Nemutlu, Fusun Erduran
    The purpose of this study was to evaluate biocultural landscapes and associated ecosystem services in the region of Sula Lake located in Konya Province of Turkey. Method of the study includes four stages. In the first stage, the biodiversity function of landscapes was identified by overlapping the maps of flora and fauna and then it was evaluated by using a 1-5 score system. Second, the cultural diversity function of landscapes was evaluated by site survey and literature review. The obtained data were evaluated according to the 11 criteria by using a 1-4 score system. The analysed data were transferred on to the maps. Third, the biocultural landscapes were designated by overlapping the maps of the biodiversity and cultural diversity functions of landscapes. Finally, major ecosystem services provided by the biocultural landscapes were examined by assessing the collected data on the biodiversity and cultural diversity functions of landscapes and review of literature.
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    Examination of Canakkale 500. Year Park Regard to Landscape Design and Socio-Cultural Opportunities
    (Univ Namik Kemal, 2016) Nemutlu, Fusun Erduran
    Life quality of urban areas is increasing depend on the rate of urban green areas which they have. In this context, neighborhood parks have important functions in order to citizen establish a connection with nature and meet the socio-cultural needs. The study that was founded this reality, 500. Year Park is selected as an example and has been examined. In This study is primarily determined socio-cultural importance of neighborhood parks. Canakkale 500th Year Park discussed in this context and investigated in place between the 2008-2015 years. This area were analyzed in terms of design at the same time quality criteria and park users were observed and interviewed in place. The results of the study were determined parking area have a very low value in terms of quality criteria. In this area was determined to haven't got the necessary functions and aesthetic design in terms of landscape architecture. At the same time, in this area was determined haven't got enough potential meets the socio-cultural needs of the society
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    Linkages among ecotourism, landscape and natural resource management, and livelihood diversification in the region of Sugla Lake, Turkey
    (Taylor & Francis Inc, 2016) Aciksoz, Sebahat; Ciftcioglu, Gulay Cetinkaya; Uzun, Osman; Nemutlu, Fusun Erduran; Ilke, E. Figen
    The purpose of this study is to evaluate opportunities of the region of Sula Lake located in Turkey for community-based ecotourism development that enable sustainable landscape and natural resource management as well as livelihood diversification. A participatory research approach was applied by participation of a diverse number of stakeholders (e.g. local communities, local and central governmental bodies and researchers). A set of participatory research tools (e.g. interviews and field surveys), SWOT analysis and the method of Ecotourism Opportunity Spectrum (ECOS) were used to collect and evaluate relevant data. The study consists of four sections. The first section focuses on SWOT analysis by which the advantages and disadvantages of the study area for ecotourism development were examined. In the second section, the most suitable villages for ecotourism development were examined by adapting the method of ECOS based on the 18 parameters by using 1-4 score system. Accordingly, the most suitable five villages for ecotourism development were determined. Major natural and cultural ecotourism resources (e.g. diversity of landforms, spectacular landscapes and traditional lifestyle) of the study area were examined in the third section. In the fourth section, the ecotourism-based livelihood and relevant core capitals were evaluated according to 1-4 score system for the five villages. We hope that the outcomes of this study can draw attention of planners and policymakers to the role of ecotourism for sustainable landscape and natural resource management as well as livelihood diversification in the region and elsewhere.
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    Planting design in the pedestrian walk, the symbol of Kocaeli province
    (Wfl Publ, 2013) Akdeniz, Nilufer Seyidoglu; Celik, Aysun; Nemutlu, Fusun Erduran
    Cities have open spaces which undergo many functional and physical changes and transformations. The railway in the Kocaeli city center that extends along a centre line was also transformed into a pedestrian walkway during the reconstruction period of the city after the massive earthquake in 1999. In this function transformation, the plant material around the railway, some of which have historic characteristics, was protected and the area was enriched with different woody plants along the pedestrian walk. In this study, the plant material on the pedestrian walk, which was present in the past and planted later on, was determined and 52 genera and 58 species belonging to 34 families were identified. Some suggestions have been made by also studying the aesthetic and functional characteristics of the plants used in the composition and their adaptation to urban conditions.
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    Proposal Of Conservation-Based Planning Approach For Agricultural Areas Designated As Special Project Area (OPA) in Turkey; Example of Mugla Plain
    (Kare Publ, 2018) Yorur, Neriman; Cirak, Aysegul Altinors; Aydin, Burcu Silaydin; Incekose, Ulku; Nemutlu, Fusun Erduran; Aydin, Gonul; Atatanir, Levent
    Agricultural areas are natural areas that must be protected and maintained in order to provide food, which is the most basic necessity of man. It is observed that agricultural areas are being removed from the industrialization and urbanization processes that are developed within the framework of industrial development oriented economic development policies that started with the Industrial Revolution and then spread to global scale. Especially agricultural areas in the urban fringes are threatened to be used for non-agricultural purposes due to the demand for spatial growth and are opposed to the pressure of settlement. One of the agricultural areas under threat is the Mugla Plain. It is important to protect the Mugla Plain, which is an absolute agricultural land and at the same time constitute part of the natural and cultural landscape of the city, and to sustain the agricultural activities. Mugla Plain is designated as Special Project and Planning Area (OPA) in 1/25.000 Scale Master Plan; it was aimed to develop a project to preserve the original quality of the agricultural character of Plain in this frame. In this article, analyzes and proposals made within the scope of the idea project prepared for the section of Mugla Plain defined as Special Project and Planning Area are presented. In the proposals, it was aimed to protect the agricultural quality of the plains and to prevent the spread of the settlement by integrating the plain with the urban residents. Towards achieving this goal, it has been adopted to develop approaches dealt with under the heading of urban agriculture. Strategies developed in this context include recommendations on the protection and use of agricultural land; Establishment of agricultural development cooperative of Mugla Plain agricultural operators association; reduction of urbanization impact, and integrating the city with the natural landscape of the area.