ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ahead of the launch of the Wild Cities book, Chris was a guest on the Green Urbanist podcast, hosted by Ross O'Ceallaigh. They discussed the many cities featured in the book, from Tokyo and Tallinn, to Munich and Flagstaff. Take a listen!
Learn more about the Green Urbanist podcast
'Wild Cities: Discovering New Ways of Living in the Modern Urban Jungle' by Chris Fitch, is published by William Collins, and is on sale now.
Wild Cities is The Independent newspaper's non-fiction book of the month for April 2025, read the 5 star review here.
Order the book 'Wild Cities' here, with links to main retailers
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