New biodiversity agreement between landowners will see 40 percent of Copenhagen undergo rewilding efforts
Copenhagen needs more and better urban habitats for plants, trees, and animals like hedgehogs, bumblebees and the great woodpecker. And Copenhageners should have improved access to varied nature in the city. These are the visions behind an agreement, signed last week on the UN’s Biodiversity Day, between Copenhagen Municipality and a 19 of the city’s […]
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