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Are cities ecosystems—analogous to natural ones—of nature, infrastructure and people? Does thinking about cities in this way help us think about urban design?
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Time of the Poppies
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Trees Are More than Just Trees: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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To whom does a city’s nature belong? Is it a common pool resource, or a public good? And who decides?
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The Nature of Universities and Sustainability
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The Models are not Prescriptions—Applying Green Roof Technology in New Places
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What are we trying to accomplish with biophilic cities? What are ambitious goals and targets, and measures of success?
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Are We Truly Connected in Today’s High Frequency World?
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Shaped by Urban History—Reflections on Bangkok
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The Barrancas of Cuernavaca: Rescuing Lost Landscapes Hidden by Garbage
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The Nature of Green
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Southeast Asia’s Urban Future: A Snapshot of Kuala Lumpur
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Take a Walk on the Wild Side: Evolution in the Streets
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How to Make Urban Green Verdant and Sustainable: Designing “Wild” Swedish Lawns
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You say po-TAY-to. What ecologists and landscape architects don’t get about each other, but ought to.
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Future Cities Live Underground—And That’s Not a Pile of Schist
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Celebrating the First Ecology Parks in London
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Read this! 90 recommendations for the one book about (or relevant to) cities that everyone should read
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From Biomimicry to Ecomimicry: Reconnecting Cities—and Ourselves—to Earth’s Balances
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Why Should an Urbanist Care About Biodiversity?
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A Barley Field Grows on Soviet Concrete
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Tim Ingold’s “Sustainability of Everything”
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Resilience isn’t only about infrastructure. How can we better support community-based environmental stewardship in readiness, response, and recovery from disturbance?
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Building Urban Science to Achieve the New Urban Agenda
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Viola Has an Acorn in Her Pocket
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Embedding Urban Ecology into Policy: West Berlin as a Case Study
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Habitat III is finally a reality. From your perspective, what would be the single most important tangible outcome (not output) of the event—short or long term—and what will it take to achieve this outcome?
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Designing Ecologically Sensitive Green Infrastructure that Serves People and Nature