Green infrastructure is a strategically planned network of natural and semi-natural areas,
including green and blue spaces and other ecosystems, designed and managed to deliver a …

Technical and governing approaches to urban flooding in the European Union (EU) are
currently conventional and centralised. This widespread paradigm has become increasingly …

Green infrastructure designed to address urban drainage and water quality issues is often
deployed without full knowledge of potential unintended social, ecological, and human …

For decades urban renewal projects featuring biodiversity conservation have been held up
as best practice around the world. There is an ongoing desire amongst design practitioners …

This work aims to demonstrate the importance of concretely defining blue-green
infrastructure (BGI) in non-consolidated urban areas as an active element to achieve …

The concept of biophilic urban planning has inspired neighborhood greening projects in
many older urban communities in the USA and beyond. The strengths (eg, environmental …

Urban green infrastructure (UGI) provides multiple functions that combine ecological and
social benefits. UGI is being increasingly promoted and implemented in the Global North. In …

Nature forms interdependent networks in a landscape, which is key to the survival of species
and the maintenance of genetic diversity. Nature provides crucial socio-economic benefits to …

The lack of open spaces in urban areas, associated with degraded river environments
aggravates one of the main problems faced by cities nowadays: flood risk. This study aims to …

The persistence of urban floods and the inability of aging sewage infrastructure to deal with
stormwater make sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDSs) one of the emerging …