Ecological Literacy: Education
I don’t think I could ever tire of moments of opening a book to have a good read and coming upon a segment that intersects completely withContinue Reading
I don’t think I could ever tire of moments of opening a book to have a good read and coming upon a segment that intersects completely withContinue Reading
I founded Pedestrian Space with a focus on diverse issues of walkability & sustainable urban development. My research as a PhD student over the past 4 yearsContinue Reading
David Orr’s ‘Earth in Mind’ is part of a stack of rich and interconnected literature I’m reading that relates to some writing I’m working on connected toContinue Reading
In ‘PHYTOPOLIS: The Living City’, (Other Press ), author Stefano Mancuso writes on how the ‘destiny of the city’ is not solely in the hands of municipalContinue Reading
On a long train ride last week, I read ‘Grounding the Cloud: Urbanism in the Shadow of Data’ by Ali Fard. I’m gradually expanding more and moreContinue Reading
As I develop the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum, my library and reading list are filling up with books and materials on environmental andContinue Reading
In the book ‘Phytopolis: The Living City’, author Stefano Mancuso reflects that ‘…despite our historical relationship with plants, we now seem intent on imagining ourselves as aContinue Reading
In collaboration with Edward Elgar Publishing, A Research Agenda for Overtourism is the latest addition to my library from their catalogue. It’s also interesting, as the lastContinue Reading
In 2025, I began to not only muse significantly more on the topic of ‘ordinary cities’, but also realize it as a key developing research interest andContinue Reading
Today I finished the book ‘Rewriting Exurbia: New people in aging sprawl’ by Lawrence Davis (ListLab Publisher). I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in and/orContinue Reading
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