📚 Volume 31, Issue 10
📋 ID: Pecw3dH
Authors
Maria Gonzalez, Hiroshi Tanaka, Anika Patel, Marcus Schmidt
, Tendai Zhang, Yuriy Kamara, Oluwaseun Watanabe
Department of Environmental Science, University of Madrid, Spain; Department of Ecology, University of Tokyo, Japan; Department of Environmental Studies, University of Delhi, India; Department of Urban Planning, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Keywords
Urban Green Spaces
Biodiversity
Air Quality
Environmental Science
Urban Ecology
Abstract
Urban green spaces play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity and improving air quality in densely populated areas. This study investigates the correlation between the presence of urban parks and gardens and the diversity of local flora and fauna in three major cities: New York, Tokyo, and Berlin. Using a combination of field surveys and remote sensing technology, we assessed plant species richness and air pollutant levels in these green spaces. Our findings suggest a positive relationship between the size and diversity of urban green spaces and the improvement of air quality, highlighting the importance of preserving and expanding these areas for environmental health and urban sustainability.
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📝 How to Cite
Maria Gonzalez, Hiroshi Tanaka, Anika Patel, Marcus Schmidt , Tendai Zhang, Yuriy Kamara, Oluwaseun Watanabe (2024).
"Impact of Urban Green Spaces on Local Biodiversity and Air Quality".
Wulfenia, 31(10).
