What do Belo Horizonte, Bogotá and Mexico City have in common, apart from being vibrant metropolises to live in?

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What do Belo Horizonte, Bogotá and Mexico City have in common, apart from being vibrant metropolises to live in?

26 September 20220

They have been selected in the first call of the CLEARING HOUSE knowledge exchange mechanism. The global objective of the CLEARING HOUSE knowledge exchange mechanism is to promote capacity development and exchange of knowledge and practices on urban forests as nature-based solutions (UF-NBS), based on peer-to-peer exchanges and scientific support regarding UF-NBS challenges.

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Higher immigration and lower land take rates are driving a new densification wave in European cities

26 September 20220

Cortinovis Chiara, Geneletti Davide and Haase Dagmar analyzed the density trends of more than 300 European cities, key indicators of urban developments and sustainable opportunities in cities.

Blog, Collaborative Learning, Non classé

Identifying Spatial Patterns and Ecosystem Service Delivery of Nature-Based Solutions

26 September 20220

How can spatial patterns and ecosystem service delivery of Nature-Based Solutions be identified? Guerrero Paulina, Haase Dagmar and Albert Christian have tried to answer that question in one of their latest papers.

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CLEARING HOUSE inspirational package at the Talentboost Brussels

29 August 20220

CLEARING HOUSE inspirational package ‘City of Trees’ was a guest at ‘Talentboost’ in Brussels the last week of July. Talentboost is a linguistic bath for children who are non-native newcomers of 4 weeks in Brussels.

Blog, Collaborative Learning

Discover: Co-design processes to address Nature-Based Solutions and Ecosystem Services demands: the long and winding road towards inclusive urban planning

29 August 20220

Discover this paper by Basnou Corina, Pino Joan, Davies Clive, Winkel Georg and De Vreese Rik, which focuses on the co-design processes to address Nature-Based Solutions demands and plan urban infrastructures in an inclusive manner.

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Discover: Conceptualizing multidimensional barriers: a framework for assessing constraints in realizing recreational benefits of urban green spaces

29 August 20220

To assess constraints in realizing recreational benefits of urban green spaces, partners Wolff Manuel, Mascarenhas André, Haase Annegret, Haase Dagmar, Andersson Erik, Borgström Sara T, Kronenberg Jakub, Laszkiewicz Edyta and Biernacka Magdalena have conceptualized multidimensional barriers explained in their latest article.

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Discover: Effects of heat and drought stress on the health status of six urban street tree species in Leipzig, Germany

29 August 20220

Discover this paper by Haase Dagmar and Hellwig Rebecca on the effects of heat and drought stress on the health status of six urban street tree species in Leipzig, Germany.

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Planning to Practice: Impacts of Large-Scale and Rapid Urban Afforestation on Greenspace Patterns in the Beijing Plain Area

29 August 20220

Partners in China Jiali Jin, Stephen R.J. Shepard, Baoquan Jia and Cheng Wang have studied the impacts of large-scale and rapid urban afforestation on greenspace patterns in the Beijing Plain Area.

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Creating accessible evidence bases: Opportunities through the integration of interactive tools into literature review synthesis

29 August 20220

Discover this new study by Scheuer Sebastian, Jache Jessica, Sumfleth Luca, Wellmann Thilo and Haase Dagmar on how creating accessible evidence bases can create opportunities through the integration of interactive tools into literature review synthesis.

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A look back on our #HugATree awareness raising campaign

28 June 20220

In March 2022, our CLEARING HOUSE project initiated the #HugATree social media campaign to celebrate the International Day of Forests. Our campaign’s objective was to raise awareness about the importance of trees, forests and, more generally, nature as nature-based solutions.

Collaborative Learning

What do Belo Horizonte, Bogotá and Mexico City have in common, apart from being vibrant metropolises to live in?

Higher immigration and lower land take rates are driving a new densification wave in European cities

Identifying Spatial Patterns and Ecosystem Service Delivery of Nature-Based Solutions

CLEARING HOUSE inspirational package at the Talentboost Brussels

Discover: Co-design processes to address Nature-Based Solutions and Ecosystem Services demands: the long and winding road towards inclusive urban planning

Discover: Conceptualizing multidimensional barriers: a framework for assessing constraints in realizing recreational benefits of urban green spaces

Discover: Effects of heat and drought stress on the health status of six urban street tree species in Leipzig, Germany

Planning to Practice: Impacts of Large-Scale and Rapid Urban Afforestation on Greenspace Patterns in the Beijing Plain Area

Creating accessible evidence bases: Opportunities through the integration of interactive tools into literature review synthesis

A look back on our #HugATree awareness raising campaign

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