Municipal governments are increasingly looking to green infrastructure to address climate-
related flooding and water quality issues, and as a cost-effective way to augment …

The urban regeneration of European river spaces since the 1990s has allowed their
transformation into new axes of centrality and socialization and has seen the concentration …

Is geomorphology at the forefront of river management? The aims of this article are to
explore potential answers to this question in terms of role, barriers, motivation and prospects …

City green space can promote people's health and aesthetic satisfaction; however, most
extant research focuses on suburban forests and urban parks. Urban landscape forests …

The numerous effects of climate change on the urban environment over the past decades
have urged many planning professionals to implement the United Nations' Sustainable …

There is currently a recognition of the need for more collaborative approaches to water
management, which involve communities of place as proactive stewards of their local water …

Landscape change caused by ecological restoration projects in the karst rocky
desertification area of southwestern China has presented ecological benefits, yet the visual …

Stakeholder participation is increasingly aspired to, if not required, in environmental
management, but what it means and how to achieve it are not often discussed in detail by …

Un paisaje sostenible es una expresión espacio-temporal de las interacciones entre
procesos naturales y sociales, con la capacidad de proporcionar Servicios Ecosistémicos …

Los frentes fluviales devenidos en espacios verdes públicos (EVP) costeros se han
vinculado con servicios ecosistémicos de regulación de temperaturas extremas. El objetivo …