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Urban Ecology Learning Program

Join our structured webinar series focused on how cities interact with natural systems.

You'll learn practical approaches to understanding urban biodiversity, green infrastructure, and sustainable city planning through case studies and expert discussions.

8 weeks · Live sessions · Interactive Q&A
Urban ecology learning environment

What You'll Cover

1

City Ecosystems Basics

How urban spaces function as ecological systems. We look at species adaptation, soil composition, and microclimate variations.

Week 1-2
2

Green Infrastructure

Planning and implementing vegetation networks in built environments. Rain gardens, green roofs, and corridor connectivity.

Week 3-4
3

Biodiversity Monitoring

Methods for tracking urban wildlife and plant populations. Citizen science tools and data interpretation techniques.

Week 5-6
4

Water Systems Management

Urban hydrology challenges and solutions. Stormwater management, water quality monitoring, and wetland restoration.

Week 6-7
5

Policy and Planning

How ecological principles translate into urban development regulations and community-led initiatives.

Week 7-8
6

Applied Project Work

You'll analyze a specific urban area and propose ecology-based improvements backed by research and local data.

Week 8

How Sessions Work

Live Webinars
Recorded Access
Real-time Q&A
Instructor feedback
Peer discussion
Download materials
Flexible schedule
Certificate eligible

Who Teaches This

Dr. Ingrid Svensson leads the program. She spent twelve years researching urban vegetation patterns across Scandinavia and Southeast Asia.

Her work focuses on how cities can integrate ecological planning without sacrificing density or functionality. She's published over thirty papers on green infrastructure and adaptive species management.

  • Urban biodiversity assessment methods
  • Green roof and vertical garden systems
  • Policy development for ecological corridors
  • Community engagement in environmental projects

You'll also hear from guest practitioners working in municipal planning departments and conservation organizations. They bring current challenges and real project examples.

280+ Students trained
15 Years experience
34 Published studies

Ready to Start?

The next session begins soon. Enrollment stays open for another two weeks.

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