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Urban Ecology is a way of looking at and studying the interactions between our built and natural environments. Far from being separate, nature and cities can benefit and benefit from each other is a complex web of interrelations. In a sense, Urban Ecology represents the maturation and combination of two science; urban planning and design, and ecology.

Urban Glaciers In A Time Of Climate Change

February 8, 2015 by Dustin Bajer Leave a Comment

Urban Glaciers:  In a world where glaciers are disappearing, could Northern Cities build them from scratch?

A slightly tongue-in-cheek, slightly serious look at what to do with all that snow.
Urban Glaciers: In a world where glaciers are disappearing, could Northern Cities build them from scratch? A look at what to do with all of that snow.

Urban Glaciers: In a world where glaciers are disappearing, could Northern Cities build them from scratch? A look at what to do with all of that snow.

If you visit Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) travel the city’s ring-road in search of giant mountains of snow. Often lasting well into Summer, some citizens have taken to betting when on when it’ll melt. What if Northern cities [Read more…]

Filed Under: Dustin Bajer's Articles Tagged With: Avantgarden, Biophilic Design, Edmonton, Urban Ecology

Edmonton’s River Valley Food Forest

June 21, 2014 by Dustin Bajer

Edmonton’s Food Forest – An Edible Ecosystem in the River Valley

Each summer since 2014, hundred of volunteers descend into Edmonton’s river valley to add thousands of edible, native trees and shrubs to the City’s first publically planted food forest.

Located on the South facing slope of MacKinnon Ravine, the goal of the food forest is to [Read more…]

Filed Under: Dustin Bajer's Projects Tagged With: Biophilic Design, Edmonton, Event, Urban Agriculture, Urban Ecology

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Teacher, permaculture designer, master gardener, hobby beekeeper, consultant, and network nerd living in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Read More

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