Changing Landscapes
Nichi Bei News columnist Keiji Uesugi, PLA is the principal of the landscape architecture firm, TUA Inc. in West Covina, Calif., and a faculty member of the landscape architecture department at Cal Poly Pomona University. A licensed landscape architect with more than 20 years of professional experience, he is an expert in cultural landscapes and Japanese gardens of North America. He can be reached at keijiu@gmail.com. The views expressed in the preceding column are not necessarily those of the Nichi Bei News.
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Irrigation Tips: Shifting to tree bubblers
KEIJI UESUGI, Nichi Bei News Columnist
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This past winter provided some much-needed rainwater throughout California, but we must continue to develop ways to reduce water use due to large-scale drought conditions that impact numerous states in […] READ MORE
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Water conservation with irrigation
KEIJI UESUGI, Nichi Bei Weekly Columnist
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As the water shortage issue worsens in California amid multi-year drought conditions driven by climate change, the state is exploring more ways to encourage water conservation. Gov. Gavin Newsom and […] READ MORE
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Japanese American landscapes as portals to California history
KEIJI UESUGI, Nichi Bei Weekly Columnist
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During the first week of November, the North American Japanese Gardens Association 2021 Conference was held at the Japanese Friendship Garden in San Diego’s Balboa Park. Originally, the conference was […] READ MORE
