Congratulations to Dr Lucilla Barchetta (IUAV University of Venice) and former Rethinking Urban Nature doctoral researcher, Dr Mathilda Rosengren (Malmö University), who have won an Urban Studies Foundation award to run …
The London National Park City proposal has become a focal point for thinking about the future of green space in twenty-first century London. Central to this idea is the already extensive tree cover across the metropolitan region, along with …
The Kyiv-based artist collective, Izolyatsia, screened Natura Urbana on Friday 26th November 2021 for the first time in Ukraine! The screening was followed by a live Q&A with the director, Matthew Gandy, and Jonny Turnbull.
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Many thanks to all those who attended the online book launch for The Botanical City!
Hosted by The Centre for Metropolitan Studies with Pro Qm Buckhandlung, this was a lively launch with discussions between editors, Matthew Gandy and Sandra …
In December 2020, Natura Urbana made is Turkish Premiere as part of the official selection of the 7th Usak Film Festival, including streaming a Q&A with director Matthew Gandy on the final day of the festival.
All available to view …
Congratulations to the project’s PI Matthew Gandy who has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Louvain, Belgium, today, Friday 16th October 2020.
The commendation for the title of Doctor Honoris Causa states that “our university wishes …
The Botanical City (2020), co-edited by Matthew Gandy and Sandra Jasper, has just been published by jovis Verlag, Berlin.
This unique collection of essays explores the botanical dimensions of urban space, ranging from scientific efforts to understand the distinctive dynamics
As a response to their cancelled event (due to COVID-19), UCLA Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden are putting on a virtual screening and panel discussion of Natura Urbana, available online between 17-19th of April 2020.
Panelists will include:
Sandra Jasper…In response to the recent screening cancellations due to the COVIV-19 pandemic, and in solidarity with all those currently in self-isolations, quarantines, and lockdowns around the world, Natura Urbana – the Brachen of Berlin has been made available for free …
On Thursday 12 March 2020 at 6.45pm, the Cambridge Natural History Society presents “Natura Urbana: The Brachen of Berlin” as part of the Cambridge Science Festival.
Created by the project’s PI Matthew Gandy and former post-doc Sandra Jasper (co-author and …