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Planners and citizens face their biggest challenge--rebuilding a sense of place and commitment in an increasingly mobile, globally oriented world. Reconnecting urban residents to nature and the natural processes upon which they ultimately rely is a special challenge that will demand both small and l...

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Published in:Alternatives journal (Waterloo) 2001-04, Vol.27 (2), p.32-32
Main Author: Beatley, Tim
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Bicycles
Cities and towns
Community development
Creeks
Culture
Daylighting
Environmental aspects
Historic buildings & sites
Historic preservation
Place (Philosophy)
Popular culture
Public buildings
Renovation & restoration
Species diversity
Urban areas
Urban planning
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Summary:Planners and citizens face their biggest challenge--rebuilding a sense of place and commitment in an increasingly mobile, globally oriented world. Reconnecting urban residents to nature and the natural processes upon which they ultimately rely is a special challenge that will demand both small and large actions.
ISSN:1205-7398