Urban Nature Spaces Should Be Near Homes, Campaigners Say

Campaigners are asking cities to create more green spaces rich in wildlife. They argue that these nature areas should be built next to where people live, not only in distant parks. The goal is to support animals and plants, because wildlife needs safe places to feed, rest, and breed. At the same time, nearby green spaces can improve daily life for residents. People can spend time outside, enjoy cleaner air, and feel less stressed. The campaigners say urban planning should include more trees, gardens, and other habitats within neighborhoods. They believe this approach can benefit both communities and local ecosystems.