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History, the Detroit River and Building an International Wildlife Refuge Right
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Granny Flats and a Sponge House: Rethinking Necessities for the Future of Communities Along the Los Angeles River
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Ceci n’est pas une pipe: Unpacking Injustice in Paris
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The Quest for Governance Modes on Sustainable Urbanization
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What is the insurance value of urban ecosystems and their services?
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The Nurtured Golem: A Nantes Neighborhood Transforms Environmental Bad into Good
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London: A National Park City
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Why don’t all public buildings have green roofs? Or all large private buildings (e.g. businesses)? Would this be a good idea? What would it take to make it happen and to make it worthwhile?
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Glasgow Made the Clyde and the Clyde Made Glasgow
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Urban Nature as Festival: Berlin’s Long Day of Urban Nature
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10 scientists and 10 practitioners walk into a bar…what would they talk about? How can research and knowledge generation be co-created to better support practitioners and evidence-based decision making?
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Cities, People, Business and Nature: In Search of Innovative Models of Engagement
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An Urban Journey to the Bottom of the Sea
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Taking “resilience” out of the realm of metaphor. How do you measure resilience in cities? How would you know if your city or your community was resilient?
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Imaging the urban wild: Fourteen photographers and artists show and talk about their work
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Chinese Urban Green Areas: Classic Gardens to a Globalized Landscape
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Green Transport Routes Are Social-Cultural-Ecological Corridors
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Unintended Consequences: When Environmental “Goods” Turn Bad
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Lessons on Post-Resilience from Venice, 2015
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Daylighting and restoring urban streams, ponds and wetlands can provide huge ecological and social benefits. Are such restorations “worth it”? What are the pitfalls? How can we demonstrate these benefits and elevate them in the public discourse so that urban wetlands become urban planning priorities?
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Unintended Consequences Can Be Opportunities for Conservation
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Is there such a thing as a “bird friendly city”? What does it look like? What does it not look like? Why bother?
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Seeing and Seeding the Potential of Urban Life
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Urban water fronts have typically been sites of heavy development and often are sites of pollution or exclusive access. But they have enormous potential benefits. How can we unlock these benefits for everyone? Are there ecological vs. social vs. economic tradeoffs?
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Community Participation in Parks Development: Two Examples from Berlin
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How can different ways of knowing—and of producing knowledge—be useful for understanding and managing urban ecosystems?
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Building Ecological Services: Restoring the Ecosystem Services of the Habitats We Are Replacing with Human Development