Green Spaces & Urban Health
Investigating the importance of parks, greenbelts, and natural areas for urban biodiversity, climate regulation, and human well-being.
Key Questions
- Analyze the benefits of urban green spaces for both ecological health and human well-being.
- Design strategies for integrating more green infrastructure into existing urban environments.
- Evaluate the challenges of preserving and expanding green spaces in rapidly growing cities.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
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