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[English Below] Wonderful announce from Springer. Thank you for introducing our new book!

”Urban Biodiversity and Ecological Design for Sustainable Cities”(Editor: Keitaro Ito, Springer 2021)
In this book, we focus on urban biodiversity and landscape design, not only through academic discussion but also practical approaches by landscape designers and activists. We also discuss planning and management for urban green spaces and their functions, describing the fascinating interaction between European and Asian urban biodiversity researchers, planners, and landscape architects.
Each contributor provides a unique perspective on the relationship between nature and people in urban areas, and the ecosystem and biodiversity in urban areas and how to manage them.
The structure of the book is:
[Part Ⅰ] Landscape Design and Urban Biodiversity: Practical landscape design and implementation given by landscape designers and activists.
[Part Ⅱ] Landscape Management for Biodiversity in Urban areas: More wide-ranging discussion about landscape planning and management
[Part Ⅲ] Towards Ecological Landscape ecology and planning for future cities: Future visions for landscape ecology and planning in urban areas are presented and discussed.
I am grateful for your contribution in each chapter, the authors are;
Keitaro ITO (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan)
Andreas Langer(Planland, Germany)
Frédéric Dellinger Anne-Cécile Romier, Ginette Saint-Onge(Eranthis, Lyon, France)
Joanna Homan (Finsbury Park, London, U.K.)
Keitaro Ito, Tomomi Sudo (Kyushu Institute of technology, Japan), Kazuhito Ishimatsu (National Institute of Technology, Akashi college, Japan), Hayato Hasegawa (Kyushu Institute of technology, Japan)
Ingunn Fjørtoft (University of South east Norway), Tomomi Sudo and Keitaro Ito (Kyushu Institute of Technology. Japan)
Ching-fen Yang (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
Tomomi Sudo, Shwe Yee Lin, Hayato Hasegawa, Keitaro Ito(Kyushu Institute of technology, Japan), Taro Yamashita, Ikuko Yamashita (Kitashirakawa Kindergarten, Kyoto, Japan)
Mahito Kamada, Sachiyo Inai (Tokushima University, Japan)
Kazuhito Ishimatsu(National Institute of Technology, Akashi college, Japan) , Keitaro Ito, Yasunori Mitani (Kyushu Institute of technology, Japan)
Raquel Moreno-Peñaranda (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Tohru Manabe, Minoru Baba (Natural History Museum, Kitakyushu Japan) Kazuaki Naito(Univ. of Hyogo, Japan) and Keitaro Ito(Kyushu Institute of technology, Japan)
Naoko Fujita (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Hayato Hasegawa, Tomomi Sudo, Keitaro Ito (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan) and Mahito Kamada (Tokushima University, Japan)
Wanyu Shih (Ming-Chuan University, Taiwan) and Leslie Mabon(The University of Highland and island, Scotland, UK)
Sadahisa Kato (Okayama University, Japan: now he is teaching at Tottori University of Environmental studies)
Special thanks to Ian Ruxton and Mark Hostetler for advising me, English, cultural, ecological point of view during these editing process.
Really appreciate it.
