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The Caterpillar and the Butterfly
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Graffiti on the Path and the Nature of Public Space
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Highlights from The Nature of Cities in 2013
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What Does Urban Nature-Related Graffiti Tell Us? A Photo Essay from the City of Cape Town
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Designing the Urban Soundscape
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A Comic Book Sparks Kids Toward Environmental Justice
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Tuning Out / In
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Barcelona—Gaudi’s City
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Street Art, Slow Work, and Stories: Three Values for Civic Ecology Practices in Cities
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Size Doesn’t Matter—Really!
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The Sensori-Motor City
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Prospective Urbanism—Using Science and Fiction to Imagine a New Way for Urban Nature
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Temporary Nature’s Potential for Resilience and Liveability
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Fire Escape Red-tails
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Historic Gardens – Where Nature Meets Culture – Can be Urban Biodiversity Hotspots
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Highlights from The Nature of Cities in 2012
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Designing Integrated Ecologies: Real Estate, Ecosystems, and Everyday Perception
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Rediscovering Wildness—and Finding the “Wild Man”—in Alaska’s Urban Center
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