Biodiversité

Water is not only necessary for life. It is also at the heart of human civilization. Throughout history, societies have progressed by improving access to clean water for drinking, sanitation and agriculture as well as by removing contaminants from water to reduce the effects on the environment and to improve public health. We now face new challenges due to reduced water availability and increasing demand. Challenges that can only be addressed by the integrated contribution of natural, social sciences and engineering.

Au sommaire notamment :

Citizen science data for urban planning: Comparing different sampling schemes for modelling urban bird distribution

Aimara Planillo & al.

Species richness is positively related to mental health – A study for Germany

The neighborhood socioeconomic inequalities in urban parks in a High-density City: An environmental justice perspective

Regional planning of river protection and restoration to promote ecosystem services and nature conservation