Identification should include
- definition of biomorphic urbanism as a design ideology that takes inspiration from nature to develop more sustainable cities that reduce the environmental impact of urban life
- landscape and infrastructure
- flood control
- soil stabilization
- fire control
- climate control
- water treatment
- biodiversity and the environment
- habitats for endangered flora and fauna
- pest control
- air purification
- modulation of human immune systems.
- perennials
- trees and shrubs
- native and non-native species.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What are common characteristics of trees appropriate for urban development?
- What are some native species that can be used in urban environments?