The e-book, Cities for People and Nature, reflects on the CAUL Hub's key findings following six years of research. The content follows several key themes: Cities are Indigenous Places, Air Quality, Urban Greening, Urban Biodiversity and Future Cities. We hope you find it engaging, thought-provoking and inspiring, as we all prepare to tackle the many environmental and social challenges that cities will face in coming decades.
The launch of our e-book follows an exciting series of #CitiesPeopleNature events.
Webinar showcase: Hear from our e-book authors in this special webinar recording. Researchers from a wide variety of fields showcased their findings and engaged in live Q&As throughout the day. The showcase culminated in two panel discussions curated for specific audiences within government and policy, industry and practice.
MPavilion panel: Cities for People and Nature researchers hosted a panel discussion at the MPavilion. Watch as our panellists unpack their learnings on the sustainability and liveability of our urban areas
Multimedia
Cities are Indigenous places
Future cities
Sounds of nature in the city
Poorneet (Tadpole season) – frog spring
Buath Gurru (Grass-flowering season) and Garrawang (Kangaroo-apple season) – frog summer
Waring (Wombat season) – frog autumn and winter
Key terms
Key term descriptions coming in early 2021.
Multimedia content
Video one - Cities are Indigenous places
Video two - Future cities
Audio clips - Sounds of nature in the city