Understanding how different ethno-cultural groups value urban nature is important to
understand the role of ethno-cultural diversity in urban ecosystem management. Based on a …

Cities across the world increasingly reflect the ethno-cultural diversity of a globalized
society. How people interact with, and experience urban nature varies with the form …

Across the world, planning and decision-making for urban forests increasingly seeks to
include diverse perspectives. Yet, research on people's perceptions of urban forests and …

In everyday life, urban green spaces are the places for nature experience and recreation for
urban residents. A diverse urban nature is generally seen to be able to promote both …

Biocultural diversity is an evolving perspective for studying the interrelatedness between
people and their natural environment, not only in ecoregional hotspots and cultural …

Urban green equity, broadly defined as equitable access to and governance of urban
forests, mediates urban residents' ability to derive ecosystem services from urban forests …

In recognition of the value of biodiversity for cities and citizens, a number of international
programs have been designed to help municipal governments sustain, protect, and augment …

Blacks and Whites are important users of urban parks and forests, and race continues to be
an important factor in urban park and forest participation and landscape preference. African …

Cities around the world are diverse. People's perceptions of urban forests may vary
according to urban contexts and people's diverse identities. A better understanding of these …

Urban plant biodiversity is influenced by both the physical environment and attitudes and
preferences of urban residents for specific plant types. Urban residents are assumed to be …