Urban greening
Journal, Research (Article)
Urban greening is an integrated, city-wide approach to the planting, care and management of all vegetation in a city to secure multiple environmental, social and economic benefits for both urban and peri-urban dwellers (Sorenson 1996). Urban greening must serve the needs of urban residents who should also participate in the greening process. Urban greening is an interdisciplinary field. Some of the diverse professions that influence urban greening are sociology, psychology, economics, landscape architecture, geography, hydrology, soil science, agriculture, forestry, biology, geology and public administration.
[Ti: Urban greening]
[Au: Mudau, T., , ,]
[So: In: Owen, D.L., ed. Forestry handbook. 4th ed. Menlo Park, South Africa: Southern African Institute of Forestry. Vol. 2, p.545-550.]
[Ky: Managing the Urban Forest]]
T. Mudau
2000
In: Owen, D.L., ed. Forestry handbook. 4th ed. Menlo Park, South Africa: Southern African Institute of Forestry. Vol. 2, p.545-550.
In: Owen, D.L., ed. Forestry handbook. 4th ed. Menlo Park, South Africa: Southern African Institute of Forestry. Vol. 2, p.545-550.
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Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Managing the Urban Forest
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