maria ignatieva

University of Western Australia

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Lawn as ecological and cultural phenomenon. Search for sustainable lawns in Sweden.

Open Date: 2013-01-01

Close Date: 2015-12-31

Articles (22)

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Alessandro Ossola

Assistant Professor

University of California, Davis

UNITED STATES

Charles Nilon

University of Missouri

UNITED STATES

Norbert Müller

Fachhochschule Erfurt

Daniel Jan Martin

University of Western Australia

Fahimeh Mofrad

University of Western Australia

Judy Bush

Senior Lecturer

University of Melbourne

Vyacheslav Vasenev

rosangela tenorio

University of Western Australia

Andrea Gaynor

University of Western Australia

Yuqi Yang

University of Western Australia

Michael Hughes

Murdoch University

maria ignatieva

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Articles (22)

Recognising lawns as a part of “designed nature”. Pioneering study of lawn’s plant biodiversity in Australian context

Challenging the Norm of Lawns in Public Urban Green Space: Insights from Expert Designers, Turf Growers and Managers

The post-effects of landscape practices on spontaneous plants in urban parks

Editorial for special issue “Integrating Biodiversity in the Urban Planning and Design Processes”

Recognising the Fourth Nature: A Case Study of Spontaneous Urban Vegetation in Southwest Australian Cities

Urban biodiversity and design in time of (post)pandemics: research perspectives from URBIO international network

From a Grassland to a Bush Capital: A Historic Review of Canberra’s Green Infrastructure Development

Urban biodiversity in design: Insights into the debate on native versus non-native plants and bees in Western Australia

The Lawn as a Social and Cultural Phenomenon in Perth, Western Australia

Towards a conceptual design framework for bee botanic gardens

Synergy of urban green space planning and ecosystem services provision

Understanding Urban Green Spaces Typology’s Contribution to Comprehensive Green Infrastructure Planning

From One to Many Natures

What Is the Future of the Bush Capital? A Socio-Ecological Approach to Enhancing Canberra’s Green Infrastructure

Exploring Classical Vietnamese Gardens Under the Nguyen Dynasty

Challenges and Stakeholder Perspectives on Implementing Ecological Designs in Green Public Spaces

The discourses, opportunities, and constraints in Canberra's Green Infrastructure planning

A transformative mission for prioritising nature in Australian cities

Human-Nature Interactions during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic in Moscow, Russia: Exploring the Role of Contact with Nature and Main Lessons from the City Responses

Human dimensions of urban blue and green infrastructure during a pandemic. Case study of Moscow (Russia) and Perth (Australia)

Landscape plants in major Chinese cities

Pros and cons of transdisciplinary research

Collaborators (11)

Alessandro Ossola

Charles Nilon

Norbert Müller

Daniel Jan Martin

Fahimeh Mofrad

Judy Bush

Vyacheslav Vasenev

rosangela tenorio

Andrea Gaynor

Yuqi Yang

Michael Hughes

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