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Category Archives: Urban forest

Forests: a good news story (for a change)

6 September, 2019by urbaqua Leave a comment

I don’t think anyone is going to argue about how awful it is to hear about the current state of the world’s forests. Not just the loss of forests and […]

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biodiversity, climate change, environment, Urban forest

WSUD in the City: green infrastructure is thriving in Perth

4 July, 2019by urbaqua Leave a comment

Given there isn’t too much space for rain to infiltrate into the ground directly in a cityscape, and trees generally have limited space to grow, green infrastructure needs to be […]

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biodiversity, environment, green infrastructure, Smart cities, Urban forest, water resource management, WSUD

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