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Nature Based Solutions on the river environment: an example of cross-disciplinary sustainable management, with local community active participation and visual art as science transfer tool

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  • Andrea Conte
  • Patrizia Brunetti
  • Enrica Allevato
  • Silvia Rita Stazi
  • Maria Luisa Antenozio
  • Laura Passatore
  • Maura Cardarelli

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An attempt to link phytomanagement, art and social involvement is presented. The “Remediation” Project started up from the search of sustainable solutions for the management of a riparian area in the city of Rome. With the participation of citizens, researchers carried out a preliminary survey on the presence of metals within the target ecosystem and a demonstrative experiment on phytoremediation. Several social and cultural events have been organized in connection with the scientific part of the project: a public debate, an art exposition, a performance and two workshops at the experimental field. The Project demonstrated that through art it is possible to raise curiosity on scientific issues; the participated survey on metal pollution highlighted the strict interconnection among environmental matrices (soil/water/bioma) and thus the risk of contamination transfer; the demonstrative experiment, even if very basic in order to be easily approached by citizens, showed the great potential of Nature Based Solutions.

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  • Andrea Conte & Patrizia Brunetti & Enrica Allevato & Silvia Rita Stazi & Maria Luisa Antenozio & Laura Passatore & Maura Cardarelli, 2023. "Nature Based Solutions on the river environment: an example of cross-disciplinary sustainable management, with local community active participation and visual art as science transfer tool," Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 66(11), pages 2388-2405, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:jenpmg:v:66:y:2023:i:11:p:2388-2405
    DOI: 10.1080/09640568.2020.1822306
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