Urban green spaces provide environmental, economic, societal and health benefits to cities.
However, policy and planning interventions aiming to improve usage have often led to …

Policymakers and practitioners working in urban greenspace management want to know
what kind of interventions are effective in promoting mental wellbeing. In practice, however …

Rapid urbanisation is impacting availability of greenspace, regarded as a cornerstone of
liveability in cities across the globe, presenting challenges for residents and governments …

Green-space planning has become a prominent feature in metropolitan sustainability
policies, reflecting growing awareness of the multifunctional benefits of extensive typologies …

Urban green space provides multiple benefits to city dwellers—both human and non-human.
These 'nature-based solutions' include mitigating urban heat and stormwater runoff …

The influence of enlightened greenspace planning can be seen in some but not all of
Australia's cities–notably Adelaide, Melbourne and Canberra. There have been recent …

Landscape management plays a key role in improving the quality of urban environments
and enhancing the multifunctionality of green infrastructure. It works to guide the efficient …

Recent developments in the conceptualisation of green infrastructure have used ecosystems
services as a framework to understand its multi-functionality. A number of studies explore …

Decision-makers are increasingly asked to act differently in how they respond to complex
urban challenges, recognising the value in bringing together and integrating cross …

As cities increase in size and density, the ecosystem services supplied by urban greenery
and green infrastructure are increasingly vital for sustainable, liveable urban areas …