Wild Urban Woodlands

Chapter 1 Wild Urban Woodlands: Towards a Conceptual Framework

Chapter 2 New Perspectives for Urban Forests: Introducing Wild Woodlands

Chapter 3 Attitudes towards Wilderness and Public Demands on Wilderness Areas

Chapter 4 Surrogate Nature or Wilderness? Social Perceptions and Notions of Nature in an Urban Context

Chapter 5 Nature for People: The Importance of Green Spaces to Communities in the East Midlands of England

Chapter 6 Wild Urban Woodlands

Chapter 7 Use and Perception of Post-Industrial Urban Landscapes in the Ruhr

Chapter 8 People Working for Nature in the Urban Forest

Chapter 9 Nature Returns to Abandoned Industrial Land: Monitoring Succession in Urban-Industrial Woodlands in the German Ruhr

Chapter 10 Spontaneous Development of Peri-Urban Woodlands in Lignite Mining Areas of Eastern Germany

Chapter 11 Ecological Networks for Bird Species in the Wintering Season Based on Urban Woodlands

Chapter 12 Nature Conservation, Forestry, Landscape Architecture and Historic Preservation: Perspectives for a Conceptual Alliance

Chapter 13 Approaches for Developing Urban Forests from the Cultural Context of Landscapes in Japan

Chapter 14 Strategies between Intervening and Leaving Room

Chapter 16 Forests for Shrinking Cities? The Project “Industrial Forests of the Ruhr”

Chapter 17 Post-Industrial Nature in the Coal Mine of Göttelborn, Germany: The Integration of Ruderal Vegetation in the Conversion of a Brownfield

Chapter 18 Natur-Park Südgelände: Linking Conservation and Recreation in an Abandoned Railyard in Berlin