The Ecology of the Walking City. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 3
Sudia TW. 1973. The Ecology of the Walking City. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 3. National Park Service. Washington, DC
Urban Ecosystem Series No. 3 explores the concepts of walkability and walking convenience in an urban environment and discusses how to achieve "walking cities." Urban Ecosystem Series. Written in the 1970s by Theodore W. Sudia, Chief Scientist of the National Park Service, the short publications in this series explore what was, at the time, an emerging field of study - Urban Ecology. The publications were more academic in nature and explored humans’ interactions with ecology in an urban/city setting. Dr. Sudia examined the relationships between humans, nature, and the urban environment through the concept that every city functions as a biological community intertwined with its ecology. In the series publications he explored how humans and nature interact with each other within these unique human-created environments.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Sudia, Theodore
- Date of Issue
- 1973
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Keywords
- anthropology, cities, city, communities, cultural landscape, ecology, ecosystem, recreation, sociology, urban, urban planning, walkability, walking
- Subjects
- Ecological Framework: Human Use | Cultural Landscapes | Cultural Landscapes , Ecological Framework: Landscapes | Landscape Dynamics | Land Cover and Use , NPS.gov Subject Site: Cultural Landscapes , NPS.gov Subject Site: Urban Parks and Programs
See also
- Man, City, Nature. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 1
- The City as a Biological Community. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 5
- The Vegetation in the City. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 2
- The River in the City. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 4
- The City as a Park. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 6
- Technology Assessment in the City. The Urban Ecosystem Series No. 7
- Ecological Engineering of the City. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 8
- Wildlife and the City. Urban Ecosystem Series No. 9