The Guardian online newspaper is running a super and very relevant Wild Cities series to showcase stories of biodiversity in cities. This link describes how a city in Costa Rica have recognised the rights of bees, butterflies and hummingbirds into...
Sustainable Table, an Australian environmental not-for-profit, has put together this wonderful online series for how to grow your own fresh food at home. Its a beautifully presented, inspirational platform to encourage people to get...
Sharing on behalf of the ICRA team and members of the Cost Action Circular City who have developed a survey with the objective of getting an unification of the terminology used for Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) within the scientific community. They...
The ICLEI Europe newsletter has just come out and is jam-packed with stories on NBS in cities! Stories most relevant to EdiCitNet include:
Ten tips for cities on planting the right trees in the right places with advice offered from the ICLEI...
An enthousiastic group of green (food)initiators has come together to organise a city-wide campaign. The goal is to activate as many citizens as possible to do something with green spaces and with green edible spaces in their neighbourhood. And we...
Inclusive food systems are a key aim for our City Teams where urban food projects can offer great opportunities to create new networks and improve local conditions. IFPRI (the International Food Policy Research Institute) recently released the...
To share more wonderful online resources (and the fantastic networks that support them), I'd like to introduce 'The Nature of Cities' website. This top quality resource hosted by David Maddox is an excellent platform that discusses many urban...
Shared by WP2 (thank you!) is the upcoming Nature4Cities Virtual Forum to help you discover useful insights and tools to foster your NBS projects. Topics are very relevant to EdiCitNet and include: tools, methods and guides to...