Theory and practice of urban sustainability transitions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 177 - 196
Published: Dec. 26, 2024
Abstract
With
increasing
focus
on
the
importance
of
integrating
nature
spaces
and
nature-based
solutions
into
our
cities,
what
are
key
priorities
pathways
for
action
in
Australian
cities?
Australia,
a
highly
urbanised
settler
colonial
country,
has
rich
biodiversity
cultural
heritage,
result
thousands
years
custodianship
care
Country
by
First
Peoples.
Their
deep
ecological
knowledge
ongoing
connection
with
Country,
including
urban
underpins
approaches
to
restoring
connecting
cities.
continuing
urbanisation
change,
as
well
impacts
climate
heatwaves,
wildfires,
flooding,
extreme
weather,
we
identify
four
just
transitions
The
ways
thinking,
organising,
acting,
knowing
prioritising
nature.
We
highlight
evidence-based
planning
(ways
knowing);
inclusive
governance
organising);
conserving,
restoring,
maintaining
acting);
emphasising
People’s
local
communities’
knowledges
practices
knowing).
Our
pathways,
or
stepping
stones,
point
interlinked
interrelated
ensuring
is
actively
effectively
integrated
city
practice.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 16, 2024
Abstract
Novel
ecosystems
are
places
where
a
return
to
previously
observed
ecosystem
state
is
unlikely.
In
arid
grasslands,
such
transformations
caused
by
legacies
of
land
overgrazing
or
changes
in
connectivity.
Transformed
persist
due
uncertain
climate
futures
other
anthropogenic
effects.
Although
novel
often
provide
valuable
services,
public
managers
have
given
relatively
little
attention
the
idea
that
effective
stewardship
may
require
assemblages
people.
To
address
this
gap,
we
examine
whether
management
partnerships
involve
agricultural
and
wildlife
interests
restoration
sufficiently
attuned
stakeholders
invested
retaining
unbuilt
environment–
open
spaces.
We
use
qualitative
approaches
analyze
perceptions
cultural
services
(CES)
southern
New
Mexico
landscape.
Next,
responses
spatial
interviewing
exercises
focused
on
relational
values
landscape
related
landscape-level
patterns.
Results
offer
insight
into
why
thinking
about
when
service
bundling
lead
creative
tension
between
Restoration
Partners
Open
Space
Stakeholders.
Primarily,
comment
negative
impact
recreation
can
land.
Yet
Stakeholders
envision
recreationalists
as
key
steward
ecological
trajectory
Relational
value
mapping
results
reveal
expressed
among
similar
ecologically
but
hold
incommensurate
economic
perceptions.
Challenges,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 45 - 45
Published: Nov. 30, 2024
Planetary
health
definitions
are
clear
about
advancing
human
well-being,
aiming
for
the
highest
standard
of
worldwide.
recognizes
is
dependent
on
natural
systems;
however,
framing
as
central
consideration
planetary
may
risk
rendering
invisible
non-human
species
that
to
viability
ecosystem
services
and
survival.
This
review
seeks
discover
describe
opportunities
discourses
justice
through
exploration
interspecies
literature.
rapid
forty-three
articles
asks
following:
how
does
arise
in
literature
can
advance
broader
conceptualizations
health?
Results
suggest
epistemological
expansion
within
include
other
species,
ecosystems,
relationships
between
them.
Examining
what
more-than-humans,
reflecting
we
understand
these
interdependencies,
advocating
decolonizing
study
practice
critical
growing
justice.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
Abstract
Our
study,
comprising
interviews
and
ethnographic
observation,
examines
the
human-rat
conflict
that
arose
in
two
urban
allotment
gardens
Helsinki
as
a
case
of
multispecies
negotiations.
We
view
rats’
presence
actions
political
claim-making,
to
which
humans
respond.
Through
these
interactions,
become
attuned
needs
build
socio-ecological
knowledge
is
vital
for
more-than-human
coexistence.
As
result,
gardeners
rats
co-create
an
implicit
code
conduct
defines
conditions
peaceful
propose
framework
useful
tool
recognizing
pathways
towards
solutions
achieve
justice.
Theory and practice of urban sustainability transitions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 177 - 196
Published: Dec. 26, 2024
Abstract
With
increasing
focus
on
the
importance
of
integrating
nature
spaces
and
nature-based
solutions
into
our
cities,
what
are
key
priorities
pathways
for
action
in
Australian
cities?
Australia,
a
highly
urbanised
settler
colonial
country,
has
rich
biodiversity
cultural
heritage,
result
thousands
years
custodianship
care
Country
by
First
Peoples.
Their
deep
ecological
knowledge
ongoing
connection
with
Country,
including
urban
underpins
approaches
to
restoring
connecting
cities.
continuing
urbanisation
change,
as
well
impacts
climate
heatwaves,
wildfires,
flooding,
extreme
weather,
we
identify
four
just
transitions
The
ways
thinking,
organising,
acting,
knowing
prioritising
nature.
We
highlight
evidence-based
planning
(ways
knowing);
inclusive
governance
organising);
conserving,
restoring,
maintaining
acting);
emphasising
People’s
local
communities’
knowledges
practices
knowing).
Our
pathways,
or
stepping
stones,
point
interlinked
interrelated
ensuring
is
actively
effectively
integrated
city
practice.
