Published January 18, 2024
Nature in the city is no longer solely defined by a freshly mowed lawn, a flowerbed, or a plane tree on the street. Not anymore, at least. Emerging agendas, where climate and biodiversity take centre stage, are shifting our perception of nature, and this shift is already visible in the urban landscape. But if nature is to occupy more space and play a more significant role in the city, what can we do?
On the 16th of January 2024, DAC - Danish Architecture Center (Dansk Arkitektur Center) and Desire invited people to an inspiring dialogue (Danish)!
Presenters:
Lars Fjendbo Møller, Project Manager at DAC
Carsten Rahbek, Professor and Head of Centre at the University of Copenhagen
Helle Tegner Anker, Professor at the University of Copenhagen
Mike Lippert, SLA
Panel: Rasmus Nordquist (SF), Siv Raun Andersen (Kildedal A/S), And Carsten Rahbek (KU)
Have a look at the YouTube video (DANISH) and read more in the story: Dialogue meeting: How to promote biodiversity and urban nature?
