Urban Wildlife History

Urban wildlife history explores the relationship between cities and the animals that inhabit them. As cities grew, they transformed natural landscapes, impacting local wildlife. Some species adapted, thriving in urban environments, while others faced decline. This history reveals how urban development affects biodiversity and ecological balance. It also highlights efforts to coexist with wildlife, such as creating green spaces and wildlife corridors. Understanding this history helps us appreciate the intricate connections between urban living and nature, encouraging more sustainable practices to support both human and animal communities in the urban landscape.