Settlement and the Environment: Green Spaces
Students investigate the importance of green spaces, parks, and 'Green Belts' in urban environments.
Key Questions
- Explain how 'Green Belts' protect natural environments from urban expansion.
- Analyze the benefits of urban green spaces for human well-being and biodiversity.
- Design strategies to integrate more green infrastructure into existing cities.
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