Urban Wastelands: A Form of Urban Nature? (Cities and Nature) 1st Edition by Francesca Di Pietro

Publisher: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

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SKU: 46763
Number of Pages: 380

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Urban Wastelands: A Form of Urban Nature? delves into the often overlooked landscapes within cities, exploring how these neglected spaces contribute to urban ecosystems. Edited by Francesca Di Pietro and Amélie Robert, this 1st edition compiles insights from various experts to redefine wastelands as potential havens for biodiversity and ecological resilience. The book challenges conventional views by showcasing how these areas can foster unique flora and fauna, making a case for their ecological value beyond their apparent neglect. Through a blend of scientific research and ecological theory, it offers a new perspective on urban planning and conservation practices, advocating for the integration of wastelands into sustainable urban development strategies.

Key Points:

Explores the ecological significance of urban wastelands as potential habitats for diverse wildlife.
Discusses how neglected urban spaces can contribute positively to biodiversity conservation.
Highlights case studies illustrating successful ecological restoration projects in urban areas.
Examines the role of urban planning policies in reimagining wastelands as integral parts of urban ecosystems.
Analyzes the socio-economic benefits of repurposing wastelands for community engagement and green infrastructure.
Proposes strategies for policymakers and city planners to incorporate wasteland conservation into urban development frameworks.
Provides a comprehensive overview of current research and future directions in urban ecology and conservation biology.

This book is essential reading for urban planners, environmentalists, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of urban development and ecological sustainability.

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Francesca Di Pietro (Editor), Amélie Robert (Editor)

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