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Designing London National Park City
An Audio Journey along Regent's Canal
What if cities were designed as spaces for both people and wildlife to thrive? What if we thought like coots, ducks or peregrines? There Project invites you on an audio journey along London's 200-year-old Regent's Canal. Taking a bird's eye view, it questions whether design can help us become more ecocentric. Starting at the Islington Tunnel, listeners will follow 15-year-old conservationist Kabir Kaul, as he guides us on a walk east towards the Kingsland Basin Nature Reserve. Along the way, we hear from designers, thinkers, activists, and residents who are transforming our place in nature,...
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5.0 stars from 8 ratings
Thought-provoking and entertaining
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“Really enjoyed looking at the canal from the perspective of a coot - great diversity of perspectives on the topic”
GreenAtlas11 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/01/20
Great podcast
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“Fascinating subject, love it!”
Isa953 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/27/20
“Really enjoyed learning about national parks! Brilliant production 🙌🏼🙌🏼”
just dank podcasts via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/20/20
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Published 09/17/20
What if cities were designed as spaces for both people and wildlife to thrive? What if we thought like coots, ducks or peregrines? There Project invites you on an audio journey along the 200-year-old Regent's Canal. Taking a bird's eye view, it questions whether design can help us become more...
Published 09/17/20
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