Both Adelaide and Singapore will be featured at the Future Green City World Congress. Siew Leng Fun, Head of Urban Design in Singapore, and Sheryn Pitman, a key advocate for Adelaide’s National Park City initiative, will share insights on how their cities are pioneering efforts to create greener, more livable urban environments. Here’s a sneak preview of what to expect.
Since 2015, World Urban Parks encourages and recognises significant contributions made by individuals and since 2024, Organisations to the urban parks, open space and recreation sector with the Individual and Organisation Awards.
This book chronicles the history and evolution of over 150 parks and gardens in Dublin, each with its own unique story.
The Board of Directors is seeking nominations for 11 vacant positions. The nomination period will open on June 22nd and close on July 22nd, 2024. All nominations must be submitted by the closing date
Americans are experiencing loneliness and division, with traditional gathering places losing their unifying role. Parks remain neutral spaces where communities can connect. Park leaders can enhance these connections through diverse programs and partnerships.
As the event draws nearer each day, we are thrilled to share exciting updates and the final details of our program
World Urban Parks is looking to incorporate webinars, blogs, and discussion forums during World Parks Week. These activities will highlight and educate people about the different initiatives that urban parks around the world are involved in.
World Urban Parks intends to work with the following World Urban Parks Advocacy Committees to create and share resources that support and advocate for the importance and significance of World Parks Week and urban parks.
From April 28th to May 5th, 2024, join us in celebrating the irreplaceable value of urban green spaces during World Parks Week. This year, we’re focusing on the incredible benefits that large urban parks bring to our communities, health, and environment.
A study comparing urban greenspaces with natural areas has revealed they’re contributing a lot more to ecosystems than previously thought.
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