Learning From Brownfield Sites by John Little

We now understand that the wildlife around us all today evolved and is adapted to the disturbance and chaos of landscapes carved out by large mammals. Most of our flora and fauna it seems are not happy in the closed canopy pf woodland we assumed dominated the UK. A lot of our most important sites for wildlife are in places we have thrashed and then left alone. Why then don't we design back the structural complexity, topography and substrate mosaic of the mineral extraction and brownfield sites when designing our new landscapes?

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Great presentation, and Peter Korn is a true genius. Thanks for sharing.

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I could listen to John talk for hours, he is inspirational and provides much food for thought.