Once known as the Garden City of India, Bengalurus tree-lined avenues, historic parks, and expansive water bodies have witnessed immense degradation and destruction in recent years, but have also shown remarkable tenacity for survival.
Once known as the Garden City of India, Bengalurus tree-lined avenues, historic parks, and expansive water bodies have witnessed immense degradation and destruction in recent years, but have also shown remarkable tenacity for survival.
Harini Nagendra, a Bengaluru native, is Professor of Sustainability at Azim Premji University, Bengaluru. Her many publications include Reforesting Landscapes: Linking Pattern and Process (co-edited, 2010).
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List of Tables and Figures List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements 1 Bengaluru: City of Nature 2 From Village to City: An Ecological History of Bengaluru 3 Resilient City: From Colonial to Independent Bengaluru 4 Nature in Personal Spaces: Home Gardens in Bengaluru 5 Nature and Poverty: Vegetation in Slums 6 Nature on the Road: Street Trees in Bengaluru 7 Parks: Nature in Public Spaces 8 Sacred Nature: Places of Worship 9 Blue Nature: City of Lakes 10 Envisioning an Inclusive Future for Urban Nature in Bengaluru References Index About the Author
List of Tables and Figures List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements 1 Bengaluru: City of Nature 2 From Village to City: An Ecological History of Bengaluru 3 Resilient City: From Colonial to Independent Bengaluru 4 Nature in Personal Spaces: Home Gardens in Bengaluru 5 Nature and Poverty: Vegetation in Slums 6 Nature on the Road: Street Trees in Bengaluru 7 Parks: Nature in Public Spaces 8 Sacred Nature: Places of Worship 9 Blue Nature: City of Lakes 10 Envisioning an Inclusive Future for Urban Nature in Bengaluru References Index About the Author
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