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Engaging urban nature: improving our understanding of public perceptions of the role of biodiversity in cities
Abstract
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 the biodiversity and ecosystem services within their jurisdictions. A key component of these programs is public engagement, where citizens assume a more active role in maintaining urban biodiversity and associated ecosystem services. Yet, there are few studies which...
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Title
Engaging urban nature: improving our understanding of public perceptions of the role of biodiversity in cities
Published Date
Nov 15, 2018
Journal
Volume
22
Issue
2
Pages
409 - 423
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