Situating biocultural relations in city and townscapes:

Cocks, Michelle L; Shackleton, Charlie M

Title: Situating biocultural relations in city and townscapes:
Creator: Cocks, Michelle L, Shackleton, Charlie M
Date: 2020
Type: text
Type: book
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/175733
Identifier: vital:42619
Identifier: ISBN 9781000215182
Description: The different geographic regions represented in the book have brought to the fore the diversity of ways in which nature is conceptualised, which have in turn influenced the types of nature found in urban areas. Through processes of urbanisation, colonialism, immigration and migration a diversity of cultural groups now live in urban areas and consequently, biocultural relationships have been suppressed, reshaped or enriched. Accordingly, a diversity of uses, experiences, cosmologies, interactions and engagement with the nature are now found which, for many, offer opportunities to strengthen a sense of wellbeing and belonging. Within these diversities of ontological framings of nature and ways of being, conflicting tensions emerge which are further impacted upon by micro and macro social, economic and political processes.
Format: 28 pages, pdf
Publisher: Routledge
Language: English
Relation: Cocks, M. and Shackleton, C., 2020. 13 Situating biocultural relations in city and townscapes. Urban Nature: Enriching Belonging, Wellbeing and Bioculture, p.241-268. Routledge
Rights: Publisher
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