Urban areas face growing sustainable challenges arising from stormwater issues,
necessitating the evolution of stormwater management concept and practice. This …

The last decade has seen a profound increase in the development of assessment
frameworks for ecosystem services, green infrastructure and nature-based solutions (NBS) …

Abstract Increasing focus on Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) in cities has significantly
expanded the range of applications in which urban nature is considered useful, as well as …

Urban vegetation is essential for the quality of life in cities. Despite direct vegetation loss
during urban expansion, urbanization can indirectly enhance vegetation greening through …

Urban forests are gaining recognition as a nature-based solution to climate change and
other social-environmental issues in cities. Yet, the integration of urban forests may conflict …

Awareness of the benefits of urban trees has led many cities to develop ambitious targets to
increase tree numbers and canopy cover. Policy instruments that guide the planning of cities …

Globally, there is growing recognition of the potential of road verges to contribute to urban
greening and ecosystem service provision, beyond their original functions of utility provision …

Funding and financing challenges remain a persistent barrier to implementing nature‐based
solutions that enhance ecosystem services, facilitate adaptation to climate change, and …

Recent years have seen a growing body of research on urban forest governance. However,
there has been limited empirical research on potential factors that contribute to the success …

Interest in planting urban food trees (UFTs) in public spaces is growing in popularity as a
form of urban greening and a potential food source. Currently there is minimal research on …