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Biodiverse Cities connects people to nature and nature to people. Employing co-creation approaches such as participatory methods of urban development can effectively incorporate public desires and needs for recreation, nature and leisure into urban planning. Similarly, citizen science initiatives ca...

Växjö Municipality's work to restore the Telestadshöjden Wetland has been featured in the special water edition of the CitiesWithNature BUZZ newsletter....

From November 7th to November 9th, Bremen’s Senatorin für Umwelt, Klima und Wissenschaft (SUKW) and Bremer Umwelt-Beratung (BUB) hosted our Biodiverse Cities team for the third partner meeting. ...

Diana Gerritsma leads marketing and communications at Het Vogelnest, a community centre based in the Vogelbuurt neighbourhood of Dordrecht. In this interview, she dives into the value of citizen engagement and offers guidance on working with communities for greening and biodiversity initiatives.&nbs...

How will Aarhus’s Vilhelmsborg look in three years? Will there be trees, a stream, a bird-watching tower and some frogs leaping around?...

How many different species of animals and plants can you spot in a city? How often do you immerse yourself in urban nature? Are today’s city-dwellers alienated from nature more than ever?...

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new project: Biodiverse Cities, led by the city of Dordrecht in the Netherlands and co-funded by the European Union through the Interreg North Sea Region (NSR) Programme....