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Nature-based solutions (NBS) are increasingly being adopted to address climate change, health, and urban sustainability, yet ensuring they are effective and inclusive remains a challenge. Addressing these challenges through chapters by leading experts in both global south and north contexts, this book advances the science of NBS in cities and discusses the frontiers for next-generation urban NBS.
NBS are fundamentally inter- and transdisciplinary approaches that require systems thinking and multilevel governance. With a focus on the multiple challenges that cities face, from heat and air pollution to storm water and threats to human health, this book puts forward a diversity of ideas for embracing complexity in mainstreaming NBS and inspiring new approaches to create the ecological urban futures we need.
Speaking to the need for cities around the world to employ ecological, nature-based design, this book will be essential reading for early career professionals, practitioners, scholars, and students across multiple disciplines engaging with nature-based solutions including urban ecology, design, architecture, landscape architecture, geography, urban planning, policy, and management.
Contents
Contents:
Foreword I xiv
Dagmar Haase
Foreword II xv
Karen C. Seto
Sonja Knapp and J. Scott MacIvor
1 Nature-based solutions for sustainable, resilient, and
equitable cities 1
Timon McPhearson, Nadja Kabisch, and Niki Frantzeskaki
PART I NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS FOR WHAT
AND FOR WHOM?
2 Nature-based solutions and climate change resilience 14
Nancy B. Grimm, Yeowon Kim, Jason R. Sauer, and Stephen R. Elser
3 Towards just nature-based solutions for cities 30
Laura Tozer, Harini Nagendra, Pippin Anderson, and Jessica Kavonic
PART II THE NATURE OF NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS
4 Urban ecological resilience: ensuring urban ecosystems
can provide nature-based solutions 50
Timon McPhearson, Erik Andersson, Filipa Grilo, Bianca
Lopez, and Nour Zein
5 Nature-based solutions and biodiversity: synergies,
trade-offs, and ways forward 83
Sonja Knapp and J. Scott MacIvor
PART III THE MULTIPLE BENEFITS OF
NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS
6 Just, nature-based solutions as critical urban infrastructure
for cooling and cleaning airsheds 106
Paul Coseo and Zoe Hamstead
7 Nature-based solutions as critical urban infrastructure for
water resilience 147
Lauren McPhillips, Hong Wu, Carolina Rojas Quezada,
Bernice Rosenzweig, Jason R. Sauer, and Brandon Winfrey
8 Human physical health outcomes influenced by contact
with nature 168
Lilah M. Besser and Gina S. Lovasi
9 Nature-based solutions and mental health 193
Nadja Kabisch, Sukanya Basu, Matilda van den Bosch,
Gregory N. Bratman, and Oskar Masztalerz
PART IV NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS
GOVERNANCE, PLANNING, AND VALUE
10 Planning and maintaining nature-based solutions: lessons
for foresight and sustainable care from Berlin, Jakarta,
Melbourne, and Santiago de Chile 215
Rieke Hansen, Judy Bush, Didit Okta Pribadi, and Emanuel
Giannotti
11 Governance of and with nature-based solutions in cities 241
Niki Frantzeskaki, Katinka Wijsman, Clare Adams, Nadja
Kabisch, Shirin Malekpour, Melissa Pineda Pinto, and
Paula Vandergert
12 Mapping, measuring, and valuing the benefits of
nature-based solutions in cities 260
Anne D. Guerry, Eric V. Lonsdorf, Chris Nootenboom,
Roy P. Remme, Rob Griffin, Hillary Waters, Stephen
Polasky, Baolong Han, Tong Wu, Benjamin D. Janke,
Megan Meacham, Perrine Hamel, and Xueman Wang
PART V ENGAGING ART AND DESIGN FOR AND WITH
NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS
13 Urban designs as social-natural resolutions 296
Brian McGrath, Danai Thaitakoo, Nithirath Chaemchuen,
and Tommy Yang
14 Ecological art in cities: exploring the potential for art to
promote and advance nature-based solutions 317
Christopher Kennedy, Ellie Irons, and Patricia Lea Watts
15 1 + 1 = 3: stories of imagination and the art of
nature-based solutions 341
Patrick M. Lydon, David Maddox, Robin Lasser, Baixo
Ribeiro, and Carla Vitantonio
16 Towards mainstreaming nature-based solutions for
achieving biodiverse, resilient, and inclusive cities 364
Timon McPhearson, Nadja Kabisch, and Niki Frantzeskaki
Index 376
