December 6, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

Designing with Spontaneity: The Return to Nature in the Contemporary City. Biodiversity Networks and Adaptive Landscapes in Eastern Rome

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Spontaneous habitats contribute to biodiversity and reduce management costs, while highlighting the need for adaptive monitoring.
Results reveal a complex relationship between cultural heritage and habitat distribution across urban areas in Eastern Rome.
Spatial analysis of three sites demonstrates the ecological value of low-maintenance landscapes in enhancing urban resilience.
Implementing policy mechanisms may support more adaptable urban landscapes, incorporating principles of co-stewardship and differential maintenance.

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Analysis shows how spontaneous habitats enhance biodiversity in urban landscapes, suggesting improved planning for resilience and sustainability.

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Analysis shows how spontaneous habitats enhance biodiversity in urban landscapes, suggesting improved planning for resilience and sustainability.