Designing Small Urban Green Spaces for Equity
Small urban green spaces , or pocket parks, are increasingly pivotal to environmental justice within rapidly densifying cities, yet their design shortcomings can perpetuate inequalities for marginalised populations.
Urban green spaces represent an environment for exploration and have the capacity to offer the means for reconnection with nature within the city [1, 2]. Enhancing and showcasing these spaces can become an action involving community engagement and participatory planning, aimed at delivering multidimensional benefits [3].
Urban green spaces and sustainability
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In doing so, this paper aims to further the understanding of the social-ecological importance of small urban green spaces and calls for inter- and transdisciplinary research that generates insight to design, manage and protect these places in a changing climate.
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