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Nadina GalleField notes, podcasts, and stories about reconnecting with nature in the places we live, with a little help from technology.
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Ground Truth 2: The Right Tree for the Right Place (Now There’s a Tool for That)
Ground Truth is a monthly series following the research coming out of the Greening the Landscape Research Consortium — brought to a wider audience for anyone curious about how cities grow and keep their trees. New issues every month.
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Field Note 15: Why Things Snowball — And Why That’s the Most Hopeful Thing About Our Planet’s Future
When Tom Crowther’s manuscript landed in my inbox a few months ago, I cleared a weekend to read it. I expected to like it. I didn’t expect it to follow me around for weeks afterwards. An echo, you might say.
Tom has been on Internet of Nat...
S7E10: "How's Your Matrescence Going?" — The Word for the Metamorphosis of Motherhood — and Why Our Built Environment Is Failing It, with Lucy Jones
Prefer a different platform? Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Halfway through her book, Matrescence: On Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood, Lucy Jones tells a story that almost everyone who reads the book seems to cry at.
Sh...
S7E9: "If You Want to Hear From 14-Year-Olds, Bring Pizza" — How Real Public Engagement Actually Works, with Gil Penalosa of 8 80 Cities
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There was a public park across the street from Gil Penalosa’s childhood home in Bogotá. It had two tennis courts. He became obsessed.
He got so good, so fast, that a...
Ground Truth 1: This Is How Urban Forestry Research Should Work
Tell me if you’ve heard this story before.
A city plants trees. Half of them die. Someone calls a consultant. The protocol gets tweaked. More trees go in the ground.
Meanwhile, forty kilometers away, another city is running the same infor...
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Restoring the wild where we live—because life is better with more nature in it. Ecological engineer, creator of the Internet of Nature, National Geographic Explorer, new mama, and author of THE NATURE OF OUR CITIES.
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