Urban Ecosystems: Ecological Principles for the Built Environment
by Frederick R. Adler, Colby J. Tanner
Urban Ecosystems: Ecological Principles for the Built Environment introduces the ecological ideas relevant to cities and developed spaces. Frederick R. Adler and Colby J. Tanner examine how built environments relate to living systems, offering a foundation for understanding urban ecology and environmental processes in modern communities.
About This Book
Urban Ecosystems: Ecological Principles for the Built Environment explores ecology in the context of cities and other developed spaces.
The book focuses on principles that help explain interactions between built environments and ecological systems.
Written by Frederick R. Adler and Colby J. Tanner, it connects urban settings with broader environmental and ecological concepts.
This title is suited to readers seeking an accessible foundation in urban ecology and the environmental dimensions of the built environment.
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