Explore more articles related to
-
Climate Resilience Means Meaningfully Engaging Vulnerable Communities in Urban Planning Processes
-
Linking Urban Science and Society—Putting Good Old Wine in a New Bottle
-
Resilience isn’t only about infrastructure. How can we better support community-based environmental stewardship in readiness, response, and recovery from disturbance?
-
Using Green Infrastructure to Tackle New Orleans’ Water Management Woes
-
Better Places Add Up to Better Cities
-
Water as a Commons in Detroit, the Great Lakes, and Beyond
-
The Aburrá Valley Must Finally Understand: Water is Also Nature!
-
Restoration of Natural Ecosystems Makes Society Thrive
-
Despite Strategic Focus on Resilience, Nature-Based Solutions May Remain Under-Utilized in Indian Cities
-
How Edible is My City?
-
Climate Change Education
-
Designing for a Moving Target, Part I: Adapting Our Buildings to a Changing Climate
-
Capturing Stewardship Stories: The Unlikely Tale of a Massive Open Online Course
-
People Working for Nature in Cities: the Invisible Revolution
-
From Reactive to Proactive Resilience: Designing the New Sustainability
-
We Cannot Reduce Urban Inequality Unless We Fix Inequality in Exposure to Disaster Risk
-
How To Put Information, Transparency, and Communities at the Center of Resilience Planning
-
Urban Nature that Reduces Risk in Kampala
-
Is the Deluge of Urban Areas in India a Natural Phenomenon or Irresponsible Planning?
-
Resilience and the Butterfly Effect: Could a Grain of Quinoa from Bolivia Influence Barcelona City Resilience?
-
A River Cresting in New Orleans: A Complex Choreography of Water, Technology and Bureaucracy that Only Sometimes Serves People and Nature
-
Highlights from The Nature of Cities in 2015
Africa, Architecture, Art, Asia, Australia & New Zealand, Awareness, Biodiversity, Biophilia, Climate change, Communities, Conservation, Design, Development, Disasters/Red zone, Experiencing Nature, Gardens, Justice, Livability, North America, Parks, Participation/Democracy, Planning, Policy, Resilience, South America, Tools, Water, What is urban nature?, Wildlife People Interactions -
An explicitly urban Sustainable Development Goal has been adopted by the UN (#11). Now what? Where could it go wrong?
-
Towards Building Community Resilience in a Coastal Town in the South of Chile: Before Measuring, Explore Planning Tools
-
What is the insurance value of urban ecosystems and their services?
-
Risk: How Can We Put the UN, Governments, and the Public on the Same Page?
-
It’s all in the Details: Two Missouri Schools Team up to Design Tornado Resistant Home
-
Wild in Detroit: Realizing Opportunity in a New Nature
-
Joplin Tornado Anniversary Marks Civic Ecology Successes
-
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?