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Communities can drive nature-based solutions by starting with their strengths,instead of their problems. Explore how to leverage the ABCD approach for local resilience and green change.
What practical steps can cities actually take to make a city greener? In this first episode of the What’s That Green? podcast to be recorded LIVE at the Urban Future conference, we speak with Birgit Rusten about the tools FutureBuilt makes available to cities and developers to improve conditions for biodiversity to thrive in the built environment.
Join the local catalysts Marcial, Oishika & Nadine on 28 June 2025 for a local meetup and engage with community members based in Rotterdam!
This year we had the chance to moderate three sessions at the Urban Future conference from 20 to 23 May 2025 in Lodz, Poland.
Join the local catalysts Vivian and Caro on 26 June 2025 and meet community members based in Vienna to exchange ideas and collaborate!
Ever heard of What’s that green? and wondered what it’s all about or how YOU could be part of it? Join us on May 26 to ask all your questions!
What does it mean to make a city greener and fairer? In this first episode of our new series in collaboration with the JUSTNature project, we speak with Sonja Gantioler, one of the project’s key coordinators. This episode explores how JUSTNature sets the stage for a journey through real-life urban transformations where environmental and social justice meets green innovation.
Resilient cities are those that contain thriving natural elements, but many citizens are still oblivious to the presence of biodiversity around them, or the need to encourage and protect it. These tips for writing about nature in city settings may help authors improve how they communicate in the hope that more readers will become advocates for and stewards of urban nature, greenery, and nature-based initiatives.
Get inspired, meet other members and engage in open discussions at our next online community meetup! This time we welcome Veronika Loiko & lida Sirviö from the Akasha Academy with their renaturation education project in Nepal.
In this podcast episode, meet Logan Strenchock, whose inspiring work revolves around creating more sustainable, community-centred cities through local food production.