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Imagine laying down outside Gemeente Eindhoven and seeing fish swimming above you. An open air aquarium experience, except the fish are wild and part of an effort of reconnecting animal habitats.
Urban wildlife has been pushed to the outskirts of the city or trapped in parks and canals. I have investigated how to connect these isolated hiding places for Eindhoven's fauna, to expand their gene pools and diversify our urban ecosystems.
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