Human–River Encounter Sites: Looking for Harmony between Humans and Nature in Cities
Human welfare depends on the health of nature. Decades of ill-conceived management practices caused a decline in the quality of human life, as well as in biological and cultural diversity. Simultaneously, they increased social and ecological risks. For instance, mismanagement of urban rivers jeopard...
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Aude Zingraff-Hamed [verfasserIn] Mathieu Bonnefond [verfasserIn] Sebastien Bonthoux [verfasserIn] Nicolas Legay [verfasserIn] Sabine Greulich [verfasserIn] Amélie Robert [verfasserIn] Vincent Rotgé [verfasserIn] José Serrano [verfasserIn] Yixin Cao [verfasserIn] Raita Bala [verfasserIn] Alvin Vazha [verfasserIn] Rebecca E. Tharme [verfasserIn] Karl M. Wantzen [verfasserIn] |
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