Stewardship and green infrastructure in England. Planning perspectives informed through an investigation of urban green infrastructure

Figures & data

Figure 1. Administrative divisions of England highlighting the case studies. Prepared by the authors.

Figure 2. Attributes of respondents. Prepared by the authors.

Figure 3. Coding process diagram. Prepared by the authors.

Figure 4. Word cloud created with the definitions of ‘green planning process’. Prepared by the authors with NVivo Software.

Figure 5. Word cloud created with the definitions of ‘stewardship’. Prepared by the authors with NVivo Software.

Figure 6. Theoretical applied stewardship of urban green infrastructure. Figure prepared by the authors, adapted from Peçanha Enqvist et al. (2018).

Figure 7. (1) Proportion in which the four meanings of ‘stewardship’ are mentioned when referring to GI/GPP (2) Proportion in which the four meanings of ‘stewardship’ are mentioned in the definitions of ‘stewardship’ and of ‘considering themselves a steward’. Figure prepared by the authors, adapted from Peçanha Enqvist et al. (2018).

Peçanha Enqvist, Johan, Simon West, Vanessa A. Masterson, L. Jamila Haider, Uno Svedin, and Maria Tengö. 2018. “Stewardship as a Boundary Object for Sustainability Research: Linking Care, Knowledge and Agency.” Landscape and Urban Planning 179: 17–37. doi:10.1016/j.landurbplan.2018.07.005.

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