Add to ORKGChildren’s exposure to what is commonly called ‘nature’ is essential for their physical and emotional development. As people move to more urbanised environments they tend to have less access to nature. Opportunities to interact with nature are often limited to their own backyard or urban parks. To date, the role of urban parks has predominately been to provide an area for amenity and aesthetic purposes. Urban parks are rarely seen as an opportunity to provide spaces of ‘wild’ nature, a term closely linked with the concept of biodiversity. Re- wilding means creating complex, multipurpose spaces that embrace wildness. Given that most existing parks fail to provide a complex experience of nature, this conceptual project explores transforming u...
Nature has shown to have many positive effects on our health and well-being as it benefi ts both ou...
Unspoilt ecosystems and wildlife are becoming increasingly common in contemporary European cities. U...
The cumulative effects of urban sprawl and early settler colonisation have seemingly led to a lack o...
Children’s exposure to what is commonly called ‘nature’ is essential for their physical and emotiona...
One of the fundamental roles that urban parks play is to serve as a reflection of public sentiment ...
This chapter explores how we can embrace wildness in cities, using imaginative design solutions to c...
The combination of increasing numbers of people in cities, coupled with decreasing levels of biodive...
Protecting nature is a fundamental aspect of local and Indigenous cultures that has more recently be...
Unspoilt ecosystems and wildlife are becoming increasingly common in contemporary European cities. U...
The majority of the world’s population now lives in cities, where reduced levels of native biodivers...
One of the main goals of nature conservationists is to protect expansive natural environments outsid...
The majority of the world's population now lives in cities, where reduced levels of native biodivers...
Nature elicits potent, contrasting emotions in us, from love and awe to fear and loss of control. As...
Nature is generous to us, providing valuable ecosystem services, and enhancing our health and wellbe...
Cities are becoming more built up and less hospitable to wildlife, which is in alarming global decli...
Nature has shown to have many positive effects on our health and well-being as it benefi ts both ou...
Unspoilt ecosystems and wildlife are becoming increasingly common in contemporary European cities. U...
The cumulative effects of urban sprawl and early settler colonisation have seemingly led to a lack o...
Children’s exposure to what is commonly called ‘nature’ is essential for their physical and emotiona...
One of the fundamental roles that urban parks play is to serve as a reflection of public sentiment ...
This chapter explores how we can embrace wildness in cities, using imaginative design solutions to c...
The combination of increasing numbers of people in cities, coupled with decreasing levels of biodive...
Protecting nature is a fundamental aspect of local and Indigenous cultures that has more recently be...
Unspoilt ecosystems and wildlife are becoming increasingly common in contemporary European cities. U...
The majority of the world’s population now lives in cities, where reduced levels of native biodivers...
One of the main goals of nature conservationists is to protect expansive natural environments outsid...
The majority of the world's population now lives in cities, where reduced levels of native biodivers...
Nature elicits potent, contrasting emotions in us, from love and awe to fear and loss of control. As...
Nature is generous to us, providing valuable ecosystem services, and enhancing our health and wellbe...
Cities are becoming more built up and less hospitable to wildlife, which is in alarming global decli...
Nature has shown to have many positive effects on our health and well-being as it benefi ts both ou...
Unspoilt ecosystems and wildlife are becoming increasingly common in contemporary European cities. U...
The cumulative effects of urban sprawl and early settler colonisation have seemingly led to a lack o...