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Fearless leaders embracing conflict to embrace urban parks
Most people feel most connected to nature in forested areas or near water. Photo: Seawall, Vancouver, Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
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January 2024
- Page 9
Parks are shared spaces where people and the rest of nature have the potential to thrive. However, they only thrive when everyone’s needs are equally considered.
Since the land and its non-human inhabitants lack the power to make decisions, we, as park users, stewards, non-governmental organizations, and municipal staff, must make informed choices to positively impact green spaces and our connection to them. Our health and well-being, and that of our cities
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