Join the webinar: Urban forests as Nature-based solutions, state of the art

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Join the webinar: Urban forests as Nature-based solutions, state of the art

15 October 20210

CLEARING HOUSE project partners are proud to announce their first webinar “Urban forests as Nature-based solutions, state of the art”. It will be organised in collaboration with Metropolis, open to NBS professionals and practitioners.

Interpretation will be available in English and Mandarin. Find the full programme below!

Fill in your calendar this month with NBS events!

8 October 20200

Join in on two interesting webinars this October about Low Carbon Construction– From Urban Planning to Building Design and Forests and trees of the Metropolis. Benefits, functions and experiences.

WEBINAR: Urban forestry innovations: Transforming landscapes for human well-being in the post-Covid-19 era

5 October 20200

On 19 October the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN, the Royal Forestry Department of the Government of Thailand and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will hold an online event: Urban forestry innovations: Transforming landscapes for human well-being in the post-Covid-19 era.Read more

Collaborative Learning

WEBINAR: The role of urban forests in improving community resilience and reducing the harmful impact of COVID-19

8 September 20200

There is increasing recognition of the important contribution of trees, parks, gardens, and other natural settings to public health and community welfare. By improving air quality, promoting physical activity, reducing mental stress and enhancing the immune system, trees and green space have the potential to help address problems ‘upstream’, through prevention – a more efficient approach than simply dealing with the ‘downstream’ consequences of ill health.
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Collaborative Learning

Join the Cities4Forests Webinar Photo Challenge

27 February 20200

Cities4Forests helps cities from around the world connect with and invest in inner forests (such as city trees and urban parks), nearby forests (such as green corridors and watersheds) and faraway forests (such as tropical and boreal forests). We support our cities to better conserve, manage, and restore these forests. And we provide technical assistance to align local policies, knowledge exchange and peer-to-peer learning, and communication activities for our cities to take climate action together.