“As Jennifer Wolch describes, urban growth affects both non-urban wildlife and the ecologies of animal life in the city itself.” Image: Rod Waddington
Agriculture & environment

Trans-species health: An aesthetic responsibility

by —April 9, 2020

Co-founders of Public Practice, Pooja Agrawal and Finn Williams. Image: Timothy Chase
Planning & policy

‘New Municipalism’: A Conversation with Finn Williams and Pooja Agrawal

by , —April 9, 2020

Wendy Whiteley's secret garden in Sydney. Thanks to Sydney Museums, it can be enjoyed virtually through an online video. Image: Wikimedia Commons
Culture

Self-isolation survival pack: Virtual landscapes

by —April 3, 2020

Anti-skateboarding design reveals greater truths about power structures within our cities. Image: OFFICE
Parks & places

“No skateboarding”: The politics of public space at Lincoln Square

by —April 3, 2020

The benefits of parks and public open space for our mental health and physical health are even more evident during a pandemic. Image: Josephine Baran.
Parks & places

The Foreground five: March’s most-read stories

by —April 1, 2020

Cycling is emerging as the best way to get around during the pandemic. Image: Mitchell Luo
Transport

As COVID-19 bites, this ‘freedom machine’ is enjoying a resurgence

by —March 31, 2020

Dr Greg Moore is Chair of the National Trust's Register for Significant Trees committee and a tireless advocate for arboriculture. Image: supplied.
Agriculture & environment

For Dr Greg Moore, defending living heritage isn’t about the past, but protecting our future

by —March 27, 2020

Signage in public parks in Florida encourages distance between people. Image: Jordan Hopkins
Parks & places

Parks in a time of pandemic

by —March 25, 2020

Professor Billie Giles-Corti advocates for healthy city design
Planning & policy

What can the coronavirus teach us about healthy cities?

by , —March 24, 2020

Back issues of Kerb, one of the longest-running landscape architecture journals in the world.
Culture

Gutter journalism: Reflections on a quarter-century of Kerb

March 19, 2020

Point cloud scan of the significant tree at Robin Boyd's 290 Walsh Street house. Image: Yazid Ninsalam
Planning & policy

Tree change: What happens when living heritage becomes dead wood?

by —March 17, 2020

Chinese urban governance – and the current coronavirus lockdown – is overseen by volunteers, local residents’ committees. Image: Raymond Pang
Planning & policy

The urban history that makes China’s coronavirus lockdown possible

by —March 11, 2020