Ecology, Planning, and Management of Urban Forests - International Perspective

Ecology, Planning, and Management of Urban Forests - International Perspective

von: Margaret M. Carreiro, Yong-Chang Song, Jianguo Wu

Springer-Verlag, 2007

ISBN: 9780387714257 , 468 Seiten

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Ecology, Planning, and Management of Urban Forests - International Perspective


 

Preface

6

Acknowledgments

8

Contents

9

Contributors

12

Perspectives and Approaches in Urban Forestry

15

Introduction: The Growth of Cities and Urban Forestry

16

Toward a Landscape Ecology of Cities: Beyond Buildings, Trees, and Urban Forests

23

Principles for Guiding Eco-City Development

42

A Multiple-Indicators Approach to Monitoring Urban Sustainable Development

48

Assessment and Valuation of the Ecosystem Services Provided by Urban Forests

66

Benefits of Urban Green Space for Improving Urban Climate

97

Applying Ecosystem Management to Urban Forestry

110

Approaches to Urban Forestry in the United Kingdom

122

Opportunities and Alternatives for Enhancing Urban Forests in Compact Cities in Developing Countries

131

Urban Ecology Studies in China, with an Emphasis on Shanghai

162

Using the Urban–Rural Gradient Approach to Determine the Effects of Land Use on Forest Remnants

182

A Philosophical Basis for Restoring Ecologically Functioning Urban Forests: Current Methods and Results

200

Planning, Managing, and Restoring Urban Forests

210

Strategic Planning for Urban Woodlands in North West England

211

Landscape Corridors in Shanghai and Their Importance in Urban Forest Planning

231

Management of Urban Forests in the United States

252

The Urban Forest of Nanjing City: Key Characteristics and Management Assessment

271

Urban Forest Structure in Hefei, China

291

Forests and Forestry in Hesse, Germany: Meeting the Challenge of Multipurpose Forestry

305

Experiences in the Management of Urban Recreational Forests in Germany

313

Modeling the Social Benefits of Urban Parks for Users

324

Potential Leaf Area Index Analyses for the City of Toronto’s Urban Forest

348

Spatial and Temporal Change of Urban Vegetation Distribution in Beijing

358

Long-Term Observations of Secondary Forests Growing on Hard- Coal Mining Spoils in the Industrial Ruhr Region of Germany

369

Selection of Pollution-Tolerant Trees for Restoration of Degraded Forests and Evaluation of the Experimental Restoration Practices at the Ulsan Industrial Complex, Korea

381

Restoration Planning for the Seoul Metropolitan Area, Korea

405

The Construction of Near-Natural Forests in the Urban Areas of Shanghai

432

Synthesis and Directions for Future Research, Planning, and Implementation

445

Urban Forestry and the Eco-City: Today and Tomorrow

446

Index

468