Welcome to the Nature of Cities Festival 2024! A gathering to get inspired, to learn, to present, collaborate, or to meet hundreds of new best friends and urban nature co-conspirators. The Berlin segment is an all-inclusive multi-day experience featuring field-trips, in person talks, workshops, art interventions, a film festival, Farm-to-Table dinners, various opportunities for socializing, and much more. All of it takes place at the Atelier Gardens venue, and various other locations around Berlin.
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Keynote: Dagmar Haase:Of skylarks, flowering meadows, hybrid poplars and raccoons: About the distance between dreams and reality in urban biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services study
Art offering: TBD
Keynote: Neil DeWet: Biophilic Public Health - transforming the (he)art and science of public health practice
Art offering: TBD
Keynote: Marcus Collier: Wild Spaces in Cities: worries, weeds, or welcome?
Dagmar Haase is a professor in urban ecology and urban land use modelling. She holds a PhD from the Martin-Luther-University of Halle-Wittenberg. Dagmar is professor at the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Germany, and Guest Scientist at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research... Read More →
I am a sustainability scientist and my research explores social-ecological systems, co-creation, nature-based solutions, urban novel ecosystems, and transdisciplinarity.
Public Health Medicine Physician from Aotearoa New Zealand
Dr Neil de Wet is a Public Health Medicine Physician from Aotearoa New Zealand. He has a medical,environmental, and public health career spanning 30 years of practice and is currently the MedicalOfficer of Health for the Taranaki region on the west coast of the North Island. With... Read More →
