A wide body of research in recent years has studied either green infrastructures as providers
of multiple ecosystem services, especially at the urban level, or ecological corridors and the …

This study focuses on the relations between the definition and implementation of a green
infrastructure (GI) and hydro-geological hazard. GIs are spatial structures supplying a wide …

Urban green infrastructure (UGI) is a network composed of natural and semi-natural areas,
such as greenspaces, open areas, and water bodies, designed to enhance the provision of …

From the beginning of the 21 st century, following major European and global initiatives
such as the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (2005)[1, 2] and The Economics of …

Ecological landscape networks represent the current paradigm for the protection of
biodiversity. In the analysis of land features that precedes the establishment of land …

Landscape fragmentation (LF) is the process where habitat patches tend to become smaller
and more isolated over time. It is mainly due to human activities and affects habitats …

From the beginning of the 21st century, following major European and global initiatives such
as the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment and the Economics of Ecosystem and …

According to the European Commission, green infrastructure and spatial connectivity
concerning the provision of ecosystem services are strictly related to the conceptual …

Ecological corridors are essential in facilitating the movement and dispersal of flora and
fauna between separate and often isolated habitat patches. In recent years, Israel has …

The speed of the urban systems is related with a series of social, economic, and
environmental transformations bringing often to a critic state that needs the redefinition of …