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Special Theme: Urban Ecological Restoration

Inclusive Planning of Urban Nature

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As North American cities become increasingly diverse, urban ecological restoration needs to adopt a culturally inclusive framework. Using a review of urban ecological restoration literature, inclusive planning literature, and primary research collected from research in the City of Toronto, I examine ecological restoration efforts and offer recommendations for how urban ecological restoration can become responsive to the increasing racial diversity in North American cities.

Keywords: ethnic diversity, inclusion, planning, Toronto, urban ecological restoration

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