XXVII International Conference Living and Walking in Cities LWC 2025 – SMART MOBILITY AND SHARED URBAN SPACES, Brescia, 11-12 September 2025
The LWC International Conference is organised by CeSCAM (the Friendly City Study Centre for Safety Mobility) of the University of Brescia, Italy. The LWC International Conference traditionally deals with the topics of urban mobility and quality of life in urban areas, with a specific focus on vulnerable road users. The LWC Conference allows researchers, experts, administrators, and practitioners to gather and discuss policy issues, best practices and research findings from different perspectives: transport planning, urban planning and their synergic integration into urban mobility planning.
URBioPark partecipa al Congresso LWC Living and Walking Cities con la presentazione dei seguenti contributi:
The URBioPark Project: bridging biodiversity, urban public spaces quality and public health
Michela Tiboni, Achille Amatucci, Anna Bertolazzi, Paolo Carletti, Giovanni Dal Corso, Filippo Gallese, Giovanni Maifredi, Anita Maienza, Luciano Massetti, Michela Nota, Tiziana Pandolfini, Giancarlo Renella, Vera Ventura and Claudia Zani
Biodiversity and ecosystem services of urban parks: the multidisciplinary approach of the URBioPark project
Anita Maienza, Luciano Massetti, Paolo Carletti, Giovanni Dal Corso, Tiziana Pandolfini, Filippo Gallese, Anna Bertolazzi, Michela Nota and Michela Tiboni
Is there a correlation among urban green areas, their biodiversity and human health? Preliminary results of UrBiopark project.
Claudia Zani, Giovanni Maifredi, Pietro Patricola, Piersimone Fontana and Michela Tiboni
Citizens’ preferences and evaluation of urban nature: Insights from a choice experiment within the UrbioPark Project
Michela Tiboni, Achille and Vera Ventura
Citizen science and biodiversity in urban planning: enhancing public spaces through the URBioPark project
Michela Tiboni, Achille Amatucci, Anna Bertolazzi, Filippo Gallese, Giovanni Maifredi, Anita Maienza, Luciano Massetti, Michela Nota, Elena Pivato, Vera Ventura and Claudia Zani
