📚 Volume 30, Issue 12
📋 ID: Gg3EpV9
Authors
Hiroshi Tanaka, Maria Fernandez, Ahmed Elmasry
, Nicolas Bianchi, Wei Tkachenko
Department of Environmental Science, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan; Department of Ecology, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil; Institute of Environmental Studies, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt
Keywords
Biodiversity
Urban Ecology
Green Spaces
Remote Sensing
Sustainable Development
Abstract
This study examines the biodiversity present in urban green spaces across three major cities: London, Tokyo, and São Paulo. By employing a combination of field surveys and remote sensing techniques, we assessed the species richness and ecological health of these urban environments. Our findings indicate that while urban green spaces serve as crucial refuges for biodiversity, their effectiveness is significantly influenced by factors such as size, management practices, and connectivity to other natural areas. The study highlights the need for city planners to integrate biodiversity considerations into urban development plans to enhance urban ecological networks and promote sustainable urban living.
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📝 How to Cite
Hiroshi Tanaka, Maria Fernandez, Ahmed Elmasry , Nicolas Bianchi, Wei Tkachenko (2023).
"Biodiversity Assessment in Urban Green Spaces: A Comparative Study".
Wulfenia, 30(12).
