Titlebook: Urban Ecosystems; Function, Management Jürgen Breuste,Stephan Pauleit,Martin Sauerwein Textbook 2021 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of

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What Are the Special Features of the Urban Habitat and How Do We Deal with Urban Nature?,fferentiated habitats with many special offers, but also with restrictions for animals and plants. Urban flora and fauna and its habitats are in many ways special. Their development and their ecological characteristics are presented and illustrated through examples.

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How Vulnerable Are Urban Ecosystems and How Can Urban Resilience Be Developed with Them?,rban ecosystems are generally vulnerable due to their open material cycles. In particular, the chapter provides insights which effects the foreseeable climate change will have on cities and how they can be counteracted. In addition, it will be shown which problems urban ecosystems in particular are

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What Does the Eco-City of Tomorrow Look like and What Are the Paths Leading to It?,defines and describes ideal cities as models. It is shown that the modernism as initiator of functional and efficient urban development took up existing approaches and developed them further. The model of the so-called sustainable city of the twenty-first century, whose interpretation is diverse, in

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What Are the Relationships Between the Spatial Urban Structure and the Ecological Characteristics of surface sealing, the proportion and type of green spaces, and other factors. Their analysis through approaches such as biotope and structure type mapping as well as gradient analysis is, therefore, a key to the ecological understanding of cities and city regions for an ecologically oriented urban development.

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