Greening Our Cities: The 3:30:300 Rule for Urban Harmony | Cecil Konijnendijk | TEDxVarese скачать в хорошем качестве

Greening Our Cities: The 3:30:300 Rule for Urban Harmony | Cecil Konijnendijk | TEDxVarese

Embark on a captivating journey into a future where trees reclaim their place in our cities. Witness the challenges and the inspiring global movement advocating for Doorstep trees, Streetwoods, and Urban groves. Understand the landmark 3:30:300 rule from the voice of its inventor, Cecil Konijnendijk: a rule which is transforming urban development in cities worldwide. Learn how you can be part of the change, fostering leafy streets and supporting the urban tree movement. Envision a future where cities are vibrant with greenery, and life is in harmony with nature. Imbarcati in un affascinante viaggio verso un futuro in cui gli alberi riconquistano il loro posto nelle nostre città. Osserva le sfide e l'ispirante movimento globale a favore degli alberi davanti alle porte, dei boschetti urbani e dei viali alberati. Comprendi la regola fondamentale 3:30:300 dal punto di vista del suo inventore, Cecil Konijnendijk: una regola che sta trasformando lo sviluppo urbano in città di tutto il mondo. Scopri come puoi contribuire al cambiamento, promuovendo strade alberate e sostenendo il movimento urbano degli alberi. Immagina un futuro in cui le città sono vive di verde e la vita è in armonia con la natura. Cecil Konijnendijk is first and foremost passionate about trees and forests, and for over thirty years, he has been studying and teaching their importance for our cities. Currently, he is the co-director of the Nature Based Solutions Institute, a think tank for greening cities worldwide. He has worked in over 30 countries, providing consultancy to national and municipal governments and international organizations such as the United Nations. Cecil is also an honorary professor at the University of British Columbia. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx