Urban residential development is expanding globally to accommodate increasing housing demand, greatly impacting biodiversity and human...

Maggie took home the Early Career Researcher Best Presentation Award at the 2023 State of Australasian Cities Conference for her...

Maggie ventured to Launceston, Tasmania, for the 2023 Architectural Science Association Conference to present her research on the...

Habitat loss and fragmentation are primary threats to biodiversity in urban areas. Least-cost path analyses are commonly used in ecology...

Claire Concannon, the host of the Radio New Zealand Our Changing World podcast, visited the site of Maggie MacKinnon’s green wall...

The pervasive hard surfaces and lack of vegetation in many cities decreases the amount of rainfall that gets absorbed in the ground or...

Merging architecture and conservation biology is the goal of Maggie MacKinnon’s PhD research at Victoria University of Wellington. With...

The Forever Project, a magazine dedicated to sustainability and climate change issues, featured Maggie MacKinnon’s research in an article...

Addressing the interlinked issues of biodiversity loss and climate change necessitates a change in how our urban environments are...

The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting lockdowns triggered significant physical and mental health stress for millions of people around the...

Reconciliation ecology argues for sharing human-dominated habitats, like cities, with other species. The primary way it is currently...