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”
Role of Green Infrastructure in Climate Change
Green Infrastructure Initiatives in Canada
Green Infrastructure in the City of Vancouver
Adapting to Climate Change: Flexibility in Resilient Cities
LEED: Not just for Residential and Commercial Infrastructure
Healthy Environments in The Netherlands
Public-Private-Partnership
Issues Surrounding Scientific Research of Green Infrastructure (GI)
Index of Ecological Importance
Creating and Managing Green Spaces