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The City Nature Challenge increases urban biodiversity knowledge and public engagement with blue spaces

2026-03-20

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Global biodiversity is declining at an unprecedented rate due to rapid environmental change and increasing human pressures. Ongoing urban expansion fragments natural systems, while urban design increasingly seeks to mitigate these impacts through the integration of blue-green infrastructure. Effective biodiversity monitoring is therefore essential to evaluate ecological conditions within these novel socio-ecologic...

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Literature Corpus work: b13ba285-927a-5715-a097-f3f8246eee3d
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.19.712856

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