Placing environmentally beneficial elements into human-dominated landscapes can be
challenging if the resulting landscape appearance does not align with cultural values. To …

Green infrastructure, sometimes referred to as nature-based solutions, promotes urban
livability. It reduces stormwater quantity and improves surface water quality while …

How does nature work in our human-created city, suburb, and exurb/peri-urb? Indeed how is
ecology-including its urban water, soil, air, plant, and animal foundations-spatially entwined …

“Landscape” refers both to a conceptual field that examines how humans affect geographic
space and to real places, and the word has both analytical and experiential implications …

Waterfronts are attractive areas for many—often competing—uses in New York City (NYC)
and are seen as multifunctional locations for economic, environmental, and social activities …

In growing urban areas, populations are increasingly exposed to the effects of climate
change. Rainwater has been identified as a primary risk, although it is also an opportunity to …

No Brasil, as contribuições da ciência ecológica e o pensamento sistêmico transdisciplinar
ainda não são incorporados nos estudos urbanos, dentro das ciências sociais aplicadas …

Anthropocentrism poses two major challenges to American stormwater management. First,
the conviction that runoff is a threat to human health and property promotes the construction …

This study looked at the medium term (5 years) dynamics of a sown, designed community of
uncompetitive rosette forbs in wet, seasonally anaerobic soils. Twenty-one species of wet …

In the past, mill races were part of the urban structure of many towns in Slovakia. As
regulated and artificially created waterways, they served to drive mills, rollers, or hammers …