Prof Philip James P.James@salford.ac.uk
Changing urban areas using landscape scale ecological processes and thinking
James, P; Millward, A; Morrison, K; Bishop, OJ; Dennis, Matthew
Authors
A Millward
K Morrison
OJ Bishop
Matthew Dennis
Abstract
Changing urban areas using landscape scale ecological processes and thinking
Symposium Convened by
Philip James, University of Salford; Alison Millward, UNESCO – UK-MAB Urban Forum; Kerry Morrison, UNESCO – UK-MAB Urban Forum; Oliver J. Bishop, University of Salford; Matthew Dennis, University of Salford
Landscape ecological processes within urban areas, and between urban and rural areas, deliver important ecosystem services. This symposium will explore new ways of viewing landscape ecological processes both within and outside urban areas. It will draw attention to the dynamics of urban areas and to the ecology of towns and cities.
Citation
James, P., Millward, A., Morrison, K., Bishop, O., & Dennis, M. Changing urban areas using landscape scale ecological processes and thinking. Presented at Changing urban areas using landscape scale ecological processes and thinking, Manchester
Presentation Conference Type | Other |
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Conference Name | Changing urban areas using landscape scale ecological processes and thinking |
Conference Location | Manchester |
Deposit Date | Sep 18, 2013 |
Publicly Available Date | Sep 18, 2013 |
Publisher URL | http://www.iale2013.eu/changing-urban-areas |
Additional Information | Event Type : Other |
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