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Biodiversity in the city Tom Butterworth Associate Director, Biodiversity March 2017 BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN A NEW ROLE FOR INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT IN IMPROVING BRITAINS WILDLIFE . WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoffs Biodiversity


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Tom Butterworth Associate Director, Biodiversity

Biodiversity in the city

March 2017

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BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN –

A NEW ROLE FOR INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT IN IMPROVING BRITAIN’S WILDLIFE.

 WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff’s Biodiversity Net Gain process and toolkit is an efficient and effective method for demonstrating whether built environment schemes have been able to maintain or increase biodiversity value before and after construction works.  The toolkit is adaptable and ready to use

  • n a variety of project types, including

rail, highways and buildings.

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25%

in real price by 2020

Electricity But more lonely But becoming the source

  • f power

Peak rainfall

20%

by 2050

Sea levels

1m by

the end of the century

Summers

5oC

hotter by 2050

Watertable

Rising locally

Terrorism

But crime down

Population

10m more

by 2040 and more in cities Autonomous vehicles Cycling more A need for flexibility New materials

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 International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme - Global Change http://www.igbp.net/globalchange/greatacceleration.4.1b8ae20512db692f2a680001630.html

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OUR QUESTIONS…

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AREAS FOR DISCUSSION

 How will cities change in ways that will impact on biodiversity ?  What would a truly bio-diverse city look like? And how / why would we create it ?  How can we integrate biodiversity into

  • ur building design in cities ?

 How can we maximise the benefits we get from biodiversity in cities?

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A PRETTY PLACE …

6th March 2013 London Evening Standard

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NOT JUST A PRETTY PLACE …

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HOW WILL CITIES CHANGE IN WAYS THAT WILL IMPACT ON BIODIVERSITY ?

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What effect will self-driving vehicles and more cyclists have?

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HIGH LINE NEW YORK

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Line_(New_York_City)

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What effect will self-driving vehicles and more cyclists have? Is the urban environment a new ecosystem? Do we need to rethink

  • ur habitats?
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HOW WILL CITIES CHANGE IN WAYS THAT WILL IMPACT ON BIODIVERSITY ?

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What effect will self-driving vehicles and more cyclists have? Is the urban environment a new ecosystem? Do we need to rethink

  • ur habitats?

What does climate change mean in cities?

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http://www.designboom.com/architecture/b

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studio-milan-10-20-2014/

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HOW WILL CITIES CHANGE IN WAYS THAT WILL IMPACT ON BIODIVERSITY ?

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What effect will self-driving vehicles and more cyclists have? Is the urban environment a new ecosystem? Do we need to rethink

  • ur habitats?

What does climate change mean in cities? Electric cars – changing the air?

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HOW WILL CITIES CHANGE IN WAYS THAT WILL IMPACT ON BIODIVERSITY ?

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What effect will self-driving vehicles and more cyclists have? Is the urban environment a new ecosystem? Do we need to rethink

  • ur habitats?

What does climate change mean in cities? Electric cars – changing the air? Are pigeons our vultures?

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ARE PIGEONS OUR VULTURES?

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https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:G yps_bengalensis_PLoS.png http://www.4freephotos.com/it/Pigeon-nel- parco-1973.html

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Tom Butterworth Associate Director, Biodiversity

Biodiversity in the city

March 2017