In this instalment of SEI's four-part Climate and Biodiversity Crises Series, in partnership with Henry Halloran Trust, an expert panel will discuss how concepts of multispecies justice can inform planning for nature-based solutions, striving to rebalance the relationship between human development and the environment.
Timestamps:
00:53 - Welcome and introduction
11:49 - How does multispecies justice influence policy in the EU?
17:39 - What are the trade-offs between meeting our housing needs in Australia, and preserving nature?
24:26 - What is the nature roadmap for the built environment?
32:52 - Council strategies
38:26 - How would a focus on multispecies justice change how we approached urban planning?
45:39 - The black roof ban
52:48 - How do developers respond to the focus on nature and biodiversity?
1:00:58 - Shifting thinking away from making nature conform to our expectations
1:04:44 - Q+A begins
Speakers:
Nicole Gurran (Chair), urban planning researcher
Gwilym Griffiths, urban greening expert
Adrienne Keane, researcher and urban planner
Elham Monavari, Green Building Council of Australia
Christopher Raymond, University of Helsinki
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