January 2019 – The Nature of Cities

Chinese (Simplified)

Chinese (Traditional)

Kurdish (Kurmanji)

Myanmar (Burmese)

Scottish Gaelic

2019 Jan

French Landscape Painters and the Nature of Paris

Patrick M. Lydon

Art, Biophilia, Europe, Parks, Patrick M. Lydon
2019 Jan

What did you read in 2018 that moved you?

Isabelle Michele Sophie Anguelovski
,
Marc Barra
,
Katie Coyne
,
Samarth Das
,
Marcelo Lopes de Souza
,
Artur Jerzy Filip
,
Claudia Luna Fuentes
,
Russell Galt
,
Ursula Heise
,
Toby Kent
,
Patrick M. Lydon
,
Pascal Mittermaier
,
Steward Pickett
,
Huda Shaka
,
David Simon
,
Jay Valgora
and
Chantal van Ham

Art, Asia, Climate change, Communities, Conservation, Culture, Design, Development, Economics, Justice, Resilience, What is urban nature?
2019 Jan

Orchards from the Forest: A Local Solution to Extinction

Alessandra Pavesi

Biodiversity, Conservation, Design, Parks, South America
2019 Jan

Rebuilding Bosnia and Herzegovina Cities

Jennifer Baljko

Communities, Disasters/Red zone, Economics, Europe, Resilience
2019 Jan

Rethinking Cities in Arid Environments for the 21st Century

Huda Shaka

Arid, Climate change, Design, Development, Middle East, Water, Wetlands/Rivers/Streams
2019 Jan

Many Small Changes Cascade into Big Change

Leen Gorissen

Activism, Participation/Democracy, Sustainability
2019 Jan

Nature in the City—An Urban Adventure

Stephanie Pincetl

North America, What is urban nature?, Wildlife People Interactions
2019 Jan

The Planet’s Gift to Humans: Soil Uncovered

Chantal van Ham

Business, Green Infrastructure, Landscape, Pollution, Soil
2019 Jan

Nature Rebounding in the Peri-Urban Landscapes that the Industrial Revolution Left Behind: North West England’s Carbon Landscape

Janice Astbury
and
Joanne Tippett

Communities, Livability, Participation/Democracy, Policy, Pollution, Wetlands/Rivers/Streams