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#68: Urban Rewilding
What is urban rewilding? Can it be done in cities? Is anyone doing it? <br/><br/>In this episode, we explore:History of the rewilding conceptCurrent best practice in rewildingHow rewilding can be applied to citiesCase studies of active and passive rewilding in urban areas around the worldCompanion Blog Post - See visuals of the stuff we talk about plus sources and bibliography. <br/><br/>Corrections:<br/>We made a few small errors in this podcast. Around 24:00, Giulia says Sequoia tree seeds come in 'pine nuts' when she meant to say 'cones' (you can see how her mind was working...). <br/>Around 40:00, Ross says Rewilding Enfield is along the River Lea, when it is actually on the other side of the Borough in Enfield Chase (sorry, Londoners...). Thanks for listening!<br/><br/>Support the Podcast by Donation or via Substack.<br/><br/>Green Urbanist website Contact Ross Substack<br/> Linkedin <br/>Twitter <br/>Instagram <br/><br/>
