Understanding contested human-plant geographies for urban greening success

城市绿化对于可持续、宜居和适应气候的城市至关重要。然而，城市绿化方面的冲突继续造成各项举措的拖延甚至失败。人们对这些争端以及导致这些争端的各种社会文化关系仍然知之甚少。该项目采用团队开发的创新概念和方法进行突破性研究，旨在产生有关人们在日常生活中如何体验城市绿化以及澳大利亚三个城市如何进行城市绿化的新知识。预期成果包括对关键的人-植物关系的新的、关键的理解，促进国际合作，以及改善城市绿化政策和治理的重要发现。

Urban greening is vital for sustainable, liveable and climate-adapted cities. However, conflicts over urban greening continue to cause delays and even failure of initiatives. Such disputes, and the diverse socio-cultural relations that drive them, remain poorly understood. In ground-breaking research employing innovative concepts and methods developed by the team, this project aims to generate new knowledge about how people experience urban greening in their everyday lives and how urban greening is contested in three Australian cities. Expected outcomes include new, crucial understandings of key human-plant relationships, facilitated international collaborations, and significant findings for improving urban greening policies and governance.