An Open Call for Urban Green Stewardship Projects World Urban Parks is proud to support the promotion of initiatives that strengthen collaborative management of urban green spaces. For this reason, we are sharing this open call from the What’s That Green? Governance Lab, which seeks exemplary projects of co-stewardship and shared maintenance in parks and...
Forum on Therapeutic Garden Design – 2nd Edition brings together the expertise of designers, health professionals, and researchers to explore how landscapes can actively support human healing and well-being. Published by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and The ASLA Fund, this edition builds upon years of interdisciplinary collaboration to define evidence-based principles for...
In this season finale, host Maria Burnett looks back on the people and parks that helped us grow. Through moments of reflection and inspiration, we hear how planners, designers, advocates, and leaders across the world are redefining what it means to care for urban nature.
En este webinar, liderado por el comité de America Latina de la WUP, exploraremos
cómo los parques urbanos juegan un papel clave dentro del metabolismo urbano, impulsando procesos de economía circular que transforman la forma en que las ciudades consumen, regeneran y reutilizan recursos.
Guide for Cities offers a forward-thinking framework for promoting cultural heritage through digital media within the context of South-South and triangular cooperation.
Thoughtful park lighting design principles can improve safety, comfort and biodiversity. Learn how early planning transforms night-time public spaces.
This Executive Summary presents a comprehensive overview of the strategies guiding the long-term stewardship of one of London’s most iconic urban landscapes.
World Urban Parks (WUP) is entering a new and exciting phase in its history as the leading international network for urban parks, recreation, and open space professionals.
Graffiti on Historic Buildings by Historic England offers a nuanced and practical perspective on one of the most challenging aspects of heritage conservation — balancing preservation with contemporary urban expression.
Discover how biodiversity and nature-based solutions can strengthen climate resilience in cities and communities worldwide.
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