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 …

Cities are facing a broad range of social and environmental challenges due to the current
pressure of global urbanization. Nature-based solutions aim to utilize green infrastructure to …

Nearly all ecosystems host diverse microbiomes that support vital ecosystem processes. At
the same time, these ecosystems and their microbiomes are increasingly altered by human …

Watershed Management (WM) as an ever-evolving process should be defined and
developed with its approaches. These approaches, which are developed over time, are the …

In the past few decades, urban flooding and water shortages caused by the rapid expansion
of cities and the destruction of construction ecology have been harshly lost. The current …

Funding and financing challenges remain a persistent barrier to implementing nature‐based
solutions that enhance ecosystem services, facilitate adaptation to climate change, and …

Green Infrastructure (GI) is being adopted in cities all around the world as a key piece of
climate change adaptation and water management for local governments. Recognizing that …

Integrating urban green infrastructure (UGI) into cities is receiving increasing attention owing
to its potential to provide various urban ecosystem services (UES). This review assesses the …

Urban Green Infrastructure (UGI) can provide many needed ecosystem services (ES) to help
address challenges like biodiversity loss and climate change while contributing to the health …

Cities are increasingly employing green infrastructure, defined as a network of multi-
functional open spaces within cities and between cities–including green corridors, green …