Which work analyzes urban wetlands and their management strategies from an Environmental Geography perspective?

• A. Bubandt, N. et al. Rubber boots methods for the Anthropocene
• B. Collard, Rosemary-Claire. Animal traffic: Lively capital in the global exotic pet trade
• C. Carson, Rachel. Silent Spring
• D. Schon, F., Dominguez, A., and M. Archkar. Urban Wetlands, their dynamics and management strategies from the perspective of Environmental Geography

Answer: (D)

Environmental Geography looks at how cities and their policies shape wetland ecosystems, including how urban hydrology, land use, and governance influence wetlands’ ecological dynamics and the strategies used to manage them. The work that fits this focus most closely is the one titled Urban Wetlands, their dynamics and management strategies from the perspective of Environmental Geography, because it directly analyzes urban wetlands and discusses management approaches through that lens, linking spatial patterns, human decisions, and ecological outcomes in urban settings. Other options address different topics—methods for the Anthropocene, global exotic pet trade, or pesticide-focused environmental writing—not the specific urban wetlands dynamics and governance perspective described here.