Understanding the development process of urban green space and biodiversity
conservation strategies in urban green space is vital for sustainable urban development …

Highlights•The Life Framework frames how people live in, from, with, and as nature.•We
explore a mirrored framing, where nature lives from, with, in, and as people.•'Living …

The continued sprawl of modern cities can often threaten urban ecological space, and
sustainable landscape patterns should be considered in urban landscape planning. The …

Urban areas are home to more than half the world's population, but also habitats for a wide
range of plant and animal species. While street trees in urban areas have been recognized …

Many higher education institutions around the world are engaged in efforts to tackle climate
change. This takes place by not only reducing their own carbon footprint but also by …

Urbanization has altered natural landscapes and serves as an environmental filter that
selects species with specific traits. Coloration is an important trait associated with biotic …

Habitat loss, fragmentation, and land-use changes threaten global biodiversity, and human
needs are increasingly compromising the functional role of protected areas. Therefore …

In a world of increasing urban areas and their subsequent negative effect on biodiversity,
university campuses arise as environmentally friendly designs that can help enhancing …

Urbanization alters natural habitats, restructures biotic communities and serves as a filter for
selecting species from regional species pools. However, empirical evidence of the specific …

Preserving biodiversity is a paramount global concern and, in this regard, monitoring urban
biodiversity has increasingly taken on a significant role. Citizen science has emerged as a …