Photographer Eddee Daniel discusses his new book, "Urban Wilderness: Exploring a Metropolitan Watershed," with OnMilwaukee.
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about urban wilderness
"wilderness" is not a concept that is exclusive to remote, pristine protected areas like yosemite and anwr; recognizing wilderness value in the urban, human-dominated landscape can help make our cities more livable and its citizens healthier, expose more people to environmental education, and ultimately redefine the environmental movement to include the places where we spend the majority of our time.
this blog will address diverse issues including: urban planning, transportation (cars, bikes, trains, peds), parks and protected areas, wildlife, and public health and healthy lifestyles, as they relate to alternate understandings of nature and wilderness.
www.urbanwildernessinstitute.org
this blog will address diverse issues including: urban planning, transportation (cars, bikes, trains, peds), parks and protected areas, wildlife, and public health and healthy lifestyles, as they relate to alternate understandings of nature and wilderness.
www.urbanwildernessinstitute.org
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