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Julius Gy.Fabos The founders and advocate of Green Way 1. Introduction （Education Experience and Awards Major publications） 2. Major Ideas 3. Design Work 1.Introduction Enducation honorary professor in department of landscape architecture , Massachusetts University. Ph.D. in Resource Planning and Conservation, Michigan, 1973 M.L.A., Harvard University, 1964. botany bachelor，Rutgers University of Amarican，1961. Experience and Adwards Fellow, ASLA, 1985; ASLA Medalist, 1997. Founder of METLAND The gold medal issued by ASLA. BACK Major publications Land-use Planning:From Global to Local Challenge,New York,1985. Gteenways:The Beginning of an International Movement,1995. Metropolitan landscape planning model (METLAND),1996. 2.Major Ideas Definition and Significance of Greenway. Greenway History. The New England Greenway Vision Plan. Definition and Significance of Greenway. Julius Gy. Fabos defines greenways as corridors of various widths, linked together in a network in much the same way as our networks of highways and railroads have been linked. The intellectual framework for this project categorized greenways as: 1.Recreational Greenways featuring paths and trails of various kinds, often of relatively long distances, based on natural corridors as well as canals, abandoned railbeds, and other public rights-of-ways. Trails and routes often have scenic quality as they pass through diverse and visually significant landscapes. Many successful recreational greenways and green spaces occur where networks of trails link with water-based recreational sites and areas. 2.Ecological Greenways significant natural corridors and open spaces - usually along rivers and streams and ridgelines, to provide for wildlife migration and biodiversity, nature study, and appropriate nature studies. 3.Cultural and Historic Greenways places or trails with historic heritage and cultural values to attract tourists and to provide educational, scenic, recreationa