2018
DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2018.1518813
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Land-Use Planning’s Role in Urban Forest Strategies: Recent Local Government Approaches in Australia

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“…The classification of city councils in terms of inner, middle, or outer characteristics responds to an urban-rural gradient lens in urban forestry, as a typical way in socio-ecological science to organize the elements of urban and rural areas, such as building density and land use. It is useful for understanding the linkages between the ecological, social, and physical characteristics of Greater Melbourne [89] [80] 。针对 这类开发,城市林业管理者的决策过程需要开发商、其他市政部门、 州级行为主体和居民的积极参与。 本研究证明了协调利益相关方在市政管理者制定决策过程中的重 要性。尽管已有研究提及协调利益相关方对于实施城市林业计划的重 要性 [81][82] ,但尚不清楚具体需要协调哪些利益相关方,以及在什么情况 下需要进行协调。由于基于市政管理者视角的已有实证文献鲜少谈及 他们如何从其他利益相关方处寻求支持以推动城市林业相关举措的实 施,这些问题一直未能得到充分解答 [46] ,只有一些关于树种选择的研究 涉及市政管理者在决策中如何协调其他各利益相关方的资源 [10][49] [50] 。针 对澳大利亚的已有研究表明,众多城市林业策略都未具体说明协调利益 相关方如何有助于地方政府实施城市林业相关举措 [62] as the ones between departmental units, between stakeholders, between state government policies, as well as public consultation (Fig. 5).…”
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“…The classification of city councils in terms of inner, middle, or outer characteristics responds to an urban-rural gradient lens in urban forestry, as a typical way in socio-ecological science to organize the elements of urban and rural areas, such as building density and land use. It is useful for understanding the linkages between the ecological, social, and physical characteristics of Greater Melbourne [89] [80] 。针对 这类开发,城市林业管理者的决策过程需要开发商、其他市政部门、 州级行为主体和居民的积极参与。 本研究证明了协调利益相关方在市政管理者制定决策过程中的重 要性。尽管已有研究提及协调利益相关方对于实施城市林业计划的重 要性 [81][82] ,但尚不清楚具体需要协调哪些利益相关方,以及在什么情况 下需要进行协调。由于基于市政管理者视角的已有实证文献鲜少谈及 他们如何从其他利益相关方处寻求支持以推动城市林业相关举措的实 施,这些问题一直未能得到充分解答 [46] ,只有一些关于树种选择的研究 涉及市政管理者在决策中如何协调其他各利益相关方的资源 [10][49] [50] 。针 对澳大利亚的已有研究表明,众多城市林业策略都未具体说明协调利益 相关方如何有助于地方政府实施城市林业相关举措 [62] as the ones between departmental units, between stakeholders, between state government policies, as well as public consultation (Fig. 5).…”
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“…Only studies on tree species selection show how municipal managers coordinate the input of various other stakeholders in related decisions [10][49] [50] . In an Australian context, previous studies have shown that many urban forest strategies are not specific about how the coordination of stakeholders can help local governments implement their urban forest agenda [62] . This study makes it clear that municipal forest managers constantly rely on the coordination of input from other municipal departments, developers, and residents, to make decisions related to not only tree selection, but also tree removal, retention, and planting (Fig.…”
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“…The City of Melbourne (the central city's local government) has released a suite of greening strategies since the 2012 publication of its urban forest strategy (CoM, 2012). In 2019, Resilient Melbourne and The Nature Conservancy, in partnership with the 32 local governments, expanded the urban forestry approach to create a strategy for the whole metropolitan region (TNC & RM, 2019); and an increasing number of metropolitan Melbourne local governments are now developing urban forest strategies for their municipalities (Phelan, Hurley, & Bush, 2018).…”
Section: Urban Greening and Land Use Planningmentioning
confidence: 99%