Les jardins publics : un écosystème urbain fertile en biodiversité au service de la communauté au fil du temps, le cas du jardin Landon a Biskra, Algérie
Public gardens: an urban ecosystem fertile in biodiversity serving the community over time. The case of Landon garden in Biskra, Algeria

Author(s): Mounir Hadji, Alexandru-Ionuţ Petrişor
Subject(s): Economy, Geography, Regional studies, Physical Geopgraphy, Human Geography, Regional Geography, Environmental Geography, Applied Geography, Socio-Economic Research
Published by: INCD URBAN-INCERC
Keywords: garden; ecosystem; biodiversity; community benefits; urban well-being;
Summary/Abstract: This paper offers an in-depth exploration of the captivating history and development of Landon garden, shining a light on the relentless efforts to preserve biodiversity within its boundaries. It also highlights the pivotal role that Landon Garden plays in enhancing the overall well-being of the local population. By closely examining the intricate relationship between nature and society, the paper aims to elucidate how a green space can evolve into an essential cornerstone of urban life. It serves as both a sanctuary for biodiversity and a source of tangible benefits for the surrounding community. With this perspective firmly in view, we embark on a comprehensive journey, delving into the multifaceted aspects of the history and significance of Landon garden in Biskra. It becomes evident that this green oasis not only captures the passage of time but also embodies sustainable advantages that it continuously bestows upon the local residents.

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