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Investigating Motivations and Barriers of Biodiversity Integration into Suburban Front Gardens in the UK and How This Can Inform Guidance on Retrofitting Biodiversity
Planted front gardens are important biodiversity assets. They also support surface-water management, microclimate regulation, physical & mental well-being and neighbourhood quality. However, many are rapidly getting paved over, for parking and low-maintenance purposes, which not only can reduce such
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