Research in Green Space Management

 

In urbanised societies across the world, the important role of parks and other green spaces has become recognised.

 

Our research deals with green space management in a broad sense as comprising the policy and governance, management and use aspects associated with urban and peri-urban green spaces.

 

Research within this theme looks at questions such as:

 

• How are decisions taken in the planning and management of green spaces and who is involved? How can decision-making be improved?
• How is green space management carried out and organised? Which developments and innovations are taking place?
• What are the functions and benefits of urban green spaces and how can we assess these?

Within the green space management theme we have strategic partnerships with organisations and municipalities in Denmark as well as abroad.

Read more about:

 

• Forest & Landscape’s Master course in Urban Forestry and Urban Greening (planning and management of urban green spaces) (LIFEs homepage)

 

Researchers Cecil Konijnendijk Professor   Nor Akmar Abdul Aziz     Rasmus Bartholdy Jensen   Karsten Kring Associate Professor    Lene Lottrup   Andrej Christian Lindholst    Ulrika Karlsson Stigsdotter Associate Professor

PhD Students Sus Sola Corazon   Shureen Faris   Natalie Gulsrud   Victoria Linn Lygum   Julie Frøik Molin   Karin Kragsig Peschardt   Anne Dahl Refshauge   Inger Lerstrup