Increasing urbanization degrades quantity, quality, and the functionality of spatial cohesion
of natural areas essential to biodiversity and ecosystem functioning worldwide. The …

Conventional methods of urbanization and risk management have exposed communities to
multiple climatic, ecological, and social vulnerabilities. Urban blue-green infrastructure (BGI) …

Urbanization and climate change are endangering the sustainability of public spaces
through increased land artificialization, ecological fragmentation, reduced resource …

Nature-based green infrastructure (GI) is considered as a sound solution to mitigate the
urban issues resulting from rapid urbanization. It is exceedingly essential to construct GI …

Unprecedented quantities of heat are entering the Pacific sector of the Arctic Ocean through
Bering Strait, particularly during summer months. Though some heat is lost to the …

The (re) integration of nature into cities has been a progressively promoted strategy to foster
sustainable urbanization. To quantify the ecosystem services (ES) provided by urban nature …

Deltas are among the most productive and diverse global ecosystems. However, these
regions are highly vulnerable to natural disasters and climate change. Nature-based …

Nature-Based solutions (NBS) are the measures supported by natural processes that can
adapt to changing climates and generate diverse social, economic, and environmental …

Blue–green space (BGS) is an important component of the Earth's environment, and BGS
research and practice have become an increasingly important part of climate change …

Nature's contributions to people (NCP) include the regulating, material, and non-material
benefits of urban vegetation that improve well-being. It is increasingly important to plan cities …