Green Infrastructure

Green infrastructure in cities are networks of corridors and spaces assembled from sustainable infrastructure components which are organized to reinforce each other, support both ecosystem health and ecosystem services, and lead to land use efficiencies.  The European Environmental Agency defines green infrastructure as  …

“a strategically planned network of natural and semi-natural areas with other environmental features designed and managed to deliver a wide range of ecosystem services’ in … urban settings”


Healthy Environments in The Netherlands

Posted by: nesbit on February 1, 2018

Public-Private-Partnership

Posted by: XiChao on September 28, 2017

Issues Surrounding Scientific Research of Green Infrastructure (GI)

Posted by: RoystonDsouza on

Index of Ecological Importance

Posted by: David GingrichRiekman on November 23, 2016

Creating and Managing Green Spaces

Posted by: LindseyWaugh on September 21, 2016

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