Belvedere Meridionale,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
35(1), С. 39 - 51
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
The
ecological
dislocation
of
modern
era
clearly
presents
the
dependence
on
living
ecosystem
our
society
and
questions
present
profit-oriented,
individualist
economical
system,
which
drastically
exploits
natural
environment.
In
context
an
accelerating
global
environmental
crisis
that
disproportionately
affects
world’s
poorest,
environmentally
sensitive
approach
to
social
work
practice
has
never
been
more
important
(Boetto
2016).
this
paper
I
am
analyzing
connection
between
ideologies
within
opportunity
provided
by
community
gardens.
introducing
consequences
a
socially
regeneration
project
occurred
in
one
most
disadvantageous
parts
8th
district
Budapest.
One
elements
was
turn
urban
courtyards
Quarter
into
“Green
Courtyards”
In
an
increasingly
urbanized
world,
urban
biodiversity
is
people's
primary
contact
with
nature.
However,
as
cities
expand
and
densify,
green
blue
spaces
their
are
under
pressure,
risking
declines
in
liveability.
This
Review
discusses
the
benefits
of
multiple
challenges
it
faces,
identifies
opportunities
pathways
towards
developing
sustainable,
biodiverse
for
both
humans
The
substantial
biological
richness
that
areas
can
harbour
helps
to
mitigate
environmental
pressures,
address
adapt
climate
change,
human
health
well-being.
challenged
by
competition
space,
pressures
declining
engagement
residents
Understanding
underlying
mechanisms
informs
efforts
create
maintain
high-quality
blue–green
infrastructure.
Biodiversity-sensitive
socially
inclusive
governance
planning
key
biodiverse,
cities.
Urban
policies
should
move
cross-sectional
approaches
coordinate
sectors
such
health,
education,
design.
Developing
shared
environments
nature
contributes
global
conservation
offers
solutions
social
faced
underpins
ecosystem
services
cities,
but
faces
from
activities,
nature,
inadequate
systems.
provided
biodiversity,
its
promotion
conservation.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
5(2), С. 808 - 825
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2023
Abstract
Private
domestic
gardens
have
immense
potential
to
contribute
urban
biodiversity
conservation.
However,
they
are
divided
into
small
private
plots
and
managed
individually
by
garden
owners.
Therefore,
engagement
in
wildlife‐friendly
gardening
(WFG),
which
entails
alternative
management
design
choices,
relies
on
the
individual
willingness
of
each
owner.
Using
an
online
survey
qualitative
walking
interviews
with
owners,
our
study
explores
internal
external
factors
underlying
WFG.
We
interpret
reflect
findings
context
as
a
relational
practice
between
people
nature.
Our
suggest
that
motivations
for
play
central
role
how
promote
or
impede
For
example,
towards
organic
learning
from
nature
WFG,
whereas
personal
family
care
well‐being
seem
it.
The
perceived
actual
area,
well
self‐reported
insufficient
knowledge
social
norms,
covary
most
Engagement
WFG
relates
people's
relationships
nature,
embodied
norms
community
acceptance
cohesion,
respect
others.
Future
research
pro‐environmental
behaviours
should
adopt
more
approaches
go
beyond
self
take
better
account
feedback
actions
relations.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
this
article
Journal
blog.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
6(2), С. 367 - 376
Опубликована: Фев. 20, 2024
Abstract
With
the
boom
in
urban
living
has
come
a
gardening.
In
particular,
community
gardening
is
an
increasingly
popular
form
of
horticultural
production,
involvement
and
connection
to
nature.
Through
establishment
management
gardens,
biodiversity
can
flourish,
with
gardens
as
‘hotspots’
flora
fauna
within
matrix.
Gardeners
deeply
connect
natural
elements
thus
learn
about
gain
appreciation
for
world.
Such
interactions
combat
loss
nature
experiences
cities.
Despite
their
benefits
people,
are
threatened
ecosystems
often
temporary
fixtures
city
landscapes
due
lack
land
tenure
policy
protection.
this
perspective,
we
recognize
important
ecosystem
conservation
argue
defence
by
policy.
We
formalize
activity
value
these
scientific
evidence
from
ecological
social‐ecological
research
39
Berlin
Munich,
Germany.
Although
our
data
reveal
that
support
large
amounts
catalyse
human‐nature
connections,
comprehensive
documentation
at
level
make
vulnerable
planning
threats;
have
seen
losses
multiple
sites
last
4
years
research.
Policy
implications
:
To
protect
now
future
generations,
call
systematic
collection
on
activities
ecosystems.
Some
cities
starting
do
be
scaled
out.
recognition
physical
use
also
gardeners
themselves
habitat
managers
stewards
biodiversity.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
article
Journal
blog.
BioScience,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
74(4), С. 290 - 299
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2024
The
bioblitz
phenomenon
has
recently
branched
into
cities,
presenting
exciting
opportunities
for
local
governments
to
channel
participants'
efforts
toward
issues.
City
Nature
Challenge
(CNC)
is
one
such
initiative
that
been
quickly
taken
up
by
hundreds
of
municipalities
worldwide.
Despite
high
levels
participation,
we
still
lack
a
framework
evaluating
how
the
CNC
contributes
biodiversity
knowledge
and
inform
government
practices.
In
present
article,
develop
tool
case
study
illustrates
its
applicability.
We
demonstrate
collected
records
contributed
better
understanding
contemporary,
patterns
provide
more
realistic
representation
understudied
groups
as
insects
fungi.
Importantly,
show
presented
with
cost-effective
make
informed,
evidence-based
management
policy
decisions,
improve
education
engagement
programs,
foster
cross-council
collaborations,
support
stronger
sense
environmental
stewardship
within
community.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
4(2), С. 519 - 533
Опубликована: Фев. 17, 2022
Abstract
Human
activities
continue
to
inflict
profound
detrimental
impacts
on
biodiversity,
yet
we
have
not
observed
a
commensurate
shift
in
people's
mindsets
achieve
more
harmonious
relationship
between
people
and
nature.
As
such,
the
need
publics'
perspective
awareness
of
their
interconnectedness
with
nature
continues
drive
education
communication
programs
that
aim
deepen
connection
This
has
led
mounting
interest
integrating
art
science
as
an
influential
practice
tackle
complex
concepts
such
climate
change
biodiversity
loss.
Art
can
provide
alternative
pathways
knowing
understanding
ecological
crisis
through
provoking
embodied,
mindful
emotional
responses.
The
arts
create
dais
for
personal
expression
reflection
traditional
outreach
methods
typically
cannot.
Here,
explore
art‐based
approach
connectedness
series
participatory
ArtScience
workshops.
These
workshops
were
delivered
at
Living
Pavilion,
Indigenous‐led,
temporary
event
space
took
place
Melbourne,
Australia.
An
integrated
transdisciplinary
using
interactive
underpins
key
outcomes
findings
this
research.
Our
analysis
revealed
three
themes
emerging
from
participants'
experience:
discovery,
where
participants
learn
or
discover
something
new
about
which
is
thrilling
motivating
experience;
being
state
flow,
are
intrinsically
motivated,
focused
find
joy
activity;
attunement,
experience
awareness,
relational
Integrating
head,
heart
hands'
learning
framework
into
allowed
nuanced
ground‐up
our
research
helped
further
how
connections
than
human
interrelated
flow
attunement
open
potential
ways
noticing
nature,
creating
embodied
holistic
world.
We
suggest
strong
foundation
may
lead
subtle
positive
changes
attitudes
behaviours
towards
local
level.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
article
Journal
blog.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
19(20), С. 13715 - 13715
Опубликована: Окт. 21, 2022
Home
gardening
has
a
long
history
that
started
when
humans
became
sedentary,
being
traditionally
considered
an
accessible
source
of
food
and
medicinal
plants
to
treat
common
illnesses.
With
trends
towards
urbanization
industrialization,
particularly
in
the
post-World
War
II
period,
importance
home
gardens
as
important
spaces
for
growing
reduced
they
began
be
increasingly
seen
decorative
leisure
spaces.
However,
awareness
negative
impacts
agricultural
intensification
human
health,
quality,
ecosystem
resilience,
biodiversity
conservation
motivated
emergence
new
approaches
concerning
gardens.
Societies
question
potential
nearby
green
infrastructures
wellbeing,
provisioning,
traditional
varieties,
well
providers
services,
such
ecological
corridors
wild
species
carbon
sinks.
In
this
context.
foster
adaptive
resilient
social–ecological
systems,
our
supported
viewpoint
intends
more
than
exhaustive
set
perceptions,
but
reflection
ideas
about
contribution
sustainable
development.
We
envision
these
humble
strengthening
social
components,
by
providing
diversified
intermingled
goods
services
urban
population.
Water Resources Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
59(6)
Опубликована: Май 31, 2023
Abstract
Despite
interest
in
the
contribution
of
evapotranspiration
(ET)
residential
turfgrass
lawns
to
household
and
municipal
water
budgets
across
United
States,
spatial
temporal
variability
lawn
ET
large
scales
is
highly
uncertain.
We
measured
instantaneous
(ET
inst
)
79
yards
six
metropolitan
areas:
Baltimore,
Boston,
Miami,
Minneapolis‐St.
Paul
(mesic
climates),
Los
Angeles
Phoenix
(arid
climates).
Each
yard
had
one
four
landscape
types
management
practices:
traditional
lawn‐dominated
with
high
or
low
fertilizer
input,
water‐conserving
features,
wildlife‐friendly
features.
situ
during
growing
season
using
portable
chambers
identified
environmental
anthropogenic
factors
controlling
lawns.
For
each
household,
we
used
estimate
daily
multiplied
by
area
total
volume
lost
through
vol
).
varied
from
0.9
±
0.4
mm
d
1
mesic
cities
2.9
0.7
−1
arid
cities.
Neither
nor
was
significantly
influenced
patterns
indicated
that
may
be
largely
decoupled
regional
rain‐driven
climate
patterns.
ranged
∼0
L
over
2,000
,
proportionally
increasing
area.
Current
irrigation
practices
did
not
necessarily
result
different
among
traditional,
water‐conserving,
yards,
but
smaller
areas
resulted
lower
.
Environmental Policy and Governance,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
33(5), С. 517 - 530
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2023
Abstract
Despite
decades
of
effort,
biodiversity
has
not
attracted
effective
political
discourse,
policies,
or
action
to
halt
its
decline.
In
cities
in
particular,
conservation
is
challenged
by
short‐term
approaches,
separately
focusing
on
community
well‐being
rather
than
their
interconnection,
and
pervasive
beliefs
that
urban
citizenry
lack
the
requisite
ethic
skills
for
governance.
We
describe
how
a
systemic
co‐inquiry
Victoria
Australia,
conducted
citizen
agency
practitioners
alongside
policy
developers
academic
researchers,
modified
understandings,
practices,
institutional
arrangements
(governance)
conservation.
The
most
impactful
outcomes
early
period
were
(1)
start‐up
funding
network
forge
collaborations
between
local
government
actors
engage
residents
supporting
indigenous
gardens,
(2)
empowered
members
driving
network's
development.
These
efforts
have
led
on‐going
social
learning
long‐term
burgeoning
municipally
based
nature
stewardship
are
nurturing
human–nature
relations.
Key
challenges
include(d):
maintaining
co‐inquiry,
paradigms
undervalue
role
citizens,
organizational
inertia,
evaluation
measures
incommensurate
with
strengthening
person‐nature
relationships.
Our
research
shows
involving
can
surface
misleading
assumptions
around
governance,
help
empower
focus
sustainable
human‐nature
relations
cities.