[Green] Biophilic Cities

[Rebecca Phillips]

I just learned of the existence of the Biophilic Cities network, which focuses on connecting nature to the lives of urban residents. It seems like a good resource for Sustainable Marietta--will do some more reading.

The current issue of the group's journal deals with the urban forest and is available as a free download.

https://www.biophiliccities.org/bcj-vol-3-no-2
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BCJ Vol 3 No 2 — Biophilic Cities<https://www.biophiliccities.org/bcj-vol-3-no-2>
Table of Contents: THE NATUREFUL CITY. Rediscovering Nature in a Pandemic Era By Tim Beatley. FEATURES. Biophilic Cities for the 22nd Century By Nadina Galle and Sophie Nitoslawski
www.biophiliccities.org


"If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need."-- Cicero
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