The Galápagos Islands: Evolution's Lessons for Cities of the Future
- 106 Seiten
- 4 Lesestunden
Exploring the connection between evolution and urban development, the book examines how insights from the Galápagos Islands can inform the creation of healthier cities. It argues that by understanding ecological principles and the importance of biodiversity, urban environments can become allies in combating global warming and preserving nature. The narrative highlights successful conservation efforts and advocates for integrating evolutionary lessons into city planning to foster sustainable, resilient communities that benefit both humanity and the natural world.
