Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
➤ Gửi thông báo lỗi ⚠️ Báo cáo tài liệu vi phạmNội dung chi tiết: Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
UCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr Ben Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005 Page2010DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYM.Sc. in Environment, Science and SocietyPlease complete the following declaration and hand this form in with your M.Sc. Research Project.I.hereby declare :(a)that this M.Sc. Project is my own original work and that all source material used isacknowledged therein;(b)t Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005hat it has been prepared specially for the MSc in Environment. Science and Society of University College London:(c)that it docs not contain any materiFormation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
al previously submitted to the Examiners of this or anyother University, or any material previously submitted for any other examination.Signed:.......UCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr Ben Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005ast London that rises in the village of Keston and meets the Thames in Deptford. If is one of the most engineered yet little-known rivers within the Thames catchment which rightly suggests a history of utility and constraint rather than of social inclusion and accessibility. Council, commerce and co Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005mmunity partnerships have driven forward a series of regeneration projects that have successfully opened up sections of rhe river to allow a more natuFormation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
ral appearance and ecology to develop. Social access to rhe river’s landscape is ar an unprecedented level while perceptions of nature are also growinUCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr Ben Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005 nature under capital, are being challenged by growing social interactions and the subsequent perception change of urban nature. The experiential commonalities of urban water among stakeholders in river projects. Using Burgess and Strang for guidance, will be compared with their visions for the futu Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005re and the practical issues involved in delivering that vision. Practicalities facing governance include flood alleviation engineering, work by GurnelFormation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
l. Tapsell and Wharton will be accessed, and capital growth through urban renewal. Often contradictions may occur when capital meets ecological concerUCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr Ben Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005ave proved successful in mediating the landscape between scientists and councils as regeneration projects move into public consultation. While bridging this gap other issues come to light, such as the appearance or non-appearance of health and safety concerns or what kind of nature should be include Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005d. The wishes of some sections of the community for succession-led natural improvements have led to questions of aesthetics, the V lability of a riverFormation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
with agency and a blueprint for urban nature. This cultural turn has added momentum to river regeneration as these new spaces provide greater social UCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr Ben Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005political ecology, first and second nature, perceptions of nature, urban greenspace, social interaction & Hood allev ialionAcknowledgements1 would like to thank Teresita Dennis for invaluable input and patience: the members of QWAG and Rivers for People that have had to pul up with me in the summer Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005of 2010. these include Chris McGaw. Nick Pond. Matthew Blunder and Trevor Phybus (of PhconixHousing), the staff at Lewisham Library local studies depaFormation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005
rtment, the Environment Agency. Thames Estuary Partnership, the QUERCUS project. 3 Rivers Clean-up and lastly my MSc colleagues for creative input (anUCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr Ben Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005urne in South East London1.IntroductionI. I A summer walk up the Ravensbournc1.2Description and rationale1.3Aims and Objectives1.4Geomorphological context2Literature Review2.1Nature and Society2.2Productions of Space Formation_Processes_Chapter_April_2005UCL DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHYFrom First to Second Nature: A study of the RiverRavensbourne in South East LondonLawrence Beale CollinsSupervisor: Dr BenGọi ngay
Chat zalo
Facebook