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How can art (in all its forms), exhibits, installations and provocations be a better catalyst to raise awareness, support and momentum for urban nature and green spaces?
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Do urban green corridors “work”? It depends on what we want them to do. What ecological and/or social functions can we realistically expect green corridors to perform in cities? What attributes define them, from a design and performance perspective?
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We Should Look at Urban Nature More Through the Eyes of Children
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What is the meaning and role of the “sacred” in the design and management of urban green space and the building of cities that are both green and livable?
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Inviting You to Collaborate with Nature to Transform Your City
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The New Is Well Forgotten Old: Scandinavian Vernacular Experience on Biodiverse Green Roofs
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Swift Action Needed
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Is There Any Type of Urban Greenspace that Addresses the Urban-Rural Continuum? Urban Agriculture
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How much should we worry about exotic species in urban zones? How do we reduce damage from exotic invasives when management resources are limited? Are there conflicts between management or eradication efforts and building general support for urban biodiversity?
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Environmental education in cities focuses on youth and community development, restoring ecosystems, building green infrastructure, and more. But is urban environmental education really anything new? What should its goals and practices look like?
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A Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) on Cities and Human Settlements is competing for a place among the final United Nations SDGs that will be approved in 2014. If there were an explicitly Urban SDG, what would it look like? What should it say?
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The sky is the limit for urban agriculture. Or is it? What can cities hope to get from community gardens and urban agriculture?
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It’s Not Only City Design—We Need To Integrate Sustainability Across the Rural-Urban Continuum
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Many believe that better information on the monetary value of ecosystem services is critical for getting cities to adopt more green infrastructure solutions to issues such as storm water management, heat island, storm surge, etc. True? What are the key knowledge gaps for convincing cities to invest in ecosystems services?
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Why We Need an Urban Sustainable Development Goal
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The UN in the Urban Anthropocene
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Hammarby Sjöstad — A New Generation of Sustainable Urban Eco-Districts
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What are the social justice implications of urban ecology, and how can we make sure that “green cities” are not synonymous with “gentrified” or “exclusive” cities?
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Should programs in architecture, urban design, and landscape architecture require a certain minimum level of learning about the fundamentals of ecology? Why?
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Money for urban biodiversity is scarce. What is the single most important idea, program or action any city should undertake to promote biodiversity?
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Urban Sustainability and Resilience—Why We Need to Focus on Scales
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Historic Gardens – Where Nature Meets Culture – Can be Urban Biodiversity Hotspots
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Can Smartphones Save Urban Natural History?
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Cities and Biodiversity Outlook—Unprecedented Opportunities Lie Ahead in Greening Urban Expansion
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Let us champion “Biodiversinesque” landscape design for the 21st century
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Colonisation and Creativity: Two of the Drivers in Urban Ecology