#urban-nature

#urban-nature

The London Wetland Centre is offering free entry from January 31 to February 7, 2025.

The Bed-Stuy Aquarium's future remains bright despite challenges, with organizers committed to its vision and community impact.

The Holcim Foundation Awards highlights transformative sustainable design projects and launched the 'Words with Winners' film series to showcase them.

Tragic incident involving a child's death due to a fallen tree branch highlights the risks associated with urban greenery.

The community has creatively restored a goldfish pond, replacing the original site after it was filled in by the city for safety reasons.

The Presidio Pet Cemetery is a unique burial site in San Francisco for over 400 pets, reflecting the city's complex relationship with death.

Toronto's ravine system offers a wild, natural escape amid urban life, creating a unique oasis for exploration and tranquility.

Prompt cafe design melds nature with interior space for a tranquil urban experience. Seating and finishes enhance the connection to the outside.

Forest Park offers diverse hiking trails catering to all skill levels, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Hackberries, often called trash trees, are widespread yet disdained for their messy nature and pest issues, yet they play an important ecological role.

Volunteers at Verdi Square have created a community refuge while uncovering lost artifacts that tell unique stories about the past.

Discoveries in Verdi Square range from clothes and jewelry to everyday items, showcasing the intersection of nature and human life.

London's street trees represent a diverse natural heritage often overlooked in discussions of its multicultural identity.

Renting and gardening conflict; gardening needs stability while renting creates anxiety and uncertainty.

Spring brings thousands of species of wildlife to Brooklyn's parks and beaches, creating opportunities for birdwatching and appreciating nature.

The Natural History Museum's gardens transformed with new ponds, pathways, and a bronze diplodocus sculpture, creating a living laboratory to study and protect urban nature.

Being in natural spaces improves well-being immediately for youth.

One can experience benefits of 'forest bathing' in urban nature spots.

Preservation of natural sanctuaries like the Chicago Riverwalk is vital for promoting mental and physical health benefits of outdoor spaces in urban environments.