One of the most enduring factors of biodiversity loss is land use change due to unsustainable urban expansion. This session will explore possible methodologies to integrate nature in planning practice, from the neighbourhood to the territorial scale.
Intro of panelists by Moderator Elisabeth Belpaire, ISOCARP Congress Director, Board & Executive Committee
Block 1: Biodiversity and Landscape Architecture
Block 2: Biodiversity and Planning
Q&A
Q&A by moderator and panelists
What roles can planning and landscape architecture play in the preservation and conservation of biodiversity?
Which innovative ecosystem-based approaches should we be considering?
What challenges and barriers are stopping us from reversing accelerating biodiversity loss?
How can IFLA, ISOCARP, and UN-Habitat help in changing current paradigms and practices?
Q&A by attendees
One of the most enduring factors of biodiversity loss is land use change due to unsustainable urban expansion. This session will explore possible methodologies to integrate nature in planning practice, from the neighbourhood to the territorial scale.
Intro of panelists by Moderator Elisabeth Belpaire, ISOCARP Congress Director, Board & Executive Committee
Block 1: Biodiversity and Landscape Architecture
Colleen Mercer Clarke, M.Sc., M.L.A., PhD, FCSLA, IUCN Special Envoy Oliver Atwood, Research Assistant McHarg Center, University of PennsylvaniaBlock 2: Biodiversity and Planning
Andrew Rudd, Programme Development Branch, UN-HabitatAndy Simarmata, President of Indonesia Association of Urban & Regional Planners (IAP), ISOCARP Scientific CommitteeQ&A
Q&A by moderator and panelists
What roles can planning and landscape architecture play in the preservation and conservation of biodiversity?
Which innovative ecosystem-based approaches should we be considering?
What challenges and barriers are stopping us from reversing accelerating biodiversity loss?
How can IFLA, ISOCARP, and UN-Habitat help in changing current paradigms and practices?
Q&A by attendees
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