Ecosystemic Planning: History Edit
Subjects: Environmental Sciences

Ecosystemic Planning refers to what urban planners need to reconsider as being more effective in their mission to design spatial plans along with decision making support systems and to regulate the contemporary city in order to achieve well-being and health in cities.

  • Ecosystem Services | Land Use Planning

the recent approach to ES mapping, assessment and practice is nowadays pervasive, and collaboration between environmental scientists and urban planners is essential in reforming the traditional method of urban studies and urban planning. Academic literature underlines that the separation or gap between research theories and their practical application is weakening the possibility of applying the Ecosystem Service framework systematically to policy and planning instruments and tools.

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