遇到草原:城市生物多样性的集体方法

IF 2.4 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Chloe Walsh, Penny Allan
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虽然城市公园中许多草和草本物种的丰富性质为培育更多生物多样性和充满活力的草地提供了机会,但广泛的维护实践和复杂的文化、经济和官僚力量往往导致这些植物物种的低估和定期破坏。本文中描述的研究重新想象了在城市环境中照顾和理解草地景观的方式。该项目位于澳大利亚悉尼市中心的一个城市公园内,采用观察、物理护理、讲故事和安装的设计研究方法,提出了三个“护理框架”,以帮助景观设计师和其他空间设计师在当地层面与社区互动。这些框架有可能扩大对草原群落的集体理解,测试替代维护做法,并更好地支持城市生物多样性和季节变化。考虑到这些城市场地的复杂性,实验装置提供了一个有希望的空间,可以与当地社区进行有意义的互动,并为场地上的人类和非人类之间产生更大的互惠奠定基础。
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Encountering grasslands: a collective approach to urban biodiversity
While the prolific nature of many grass and herbaceous species in urban parks offers an opportunity to cultivate more biodiverse and dynamic grasslands, widespread maintenance practices and complex cultural, economic, and bureaucratic forces often result in the undervaluing and regular destruction of these plant species. The research described in this paper reimagines the way grassy landscapes are cared for and understood in urban environments. Located in an urban park in inner Sydney, Australia, and using design research methods of observation, physical care, storytelling and installation, the research proposes three “frames of care” to assist landscape architects and other spatial designers to engage with communities at a local level. The frames have the potential to expand collective understandings of grassland communities, test alternative maintenance practices, and better support urban biodiversity and seasonal flux. With acknowledgment to the complexities of urban sites such as these, experimental installation provided a promising space to meaningfully engage with the local community and build a foundation to generate greater reciprocity between humans and non-humans of the site.
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