Green Infrastructure
Green Infrastructure refers to the network of natural and semi-natural features, such as forests, wetlands, parks, and green roofs, that provide various environmental, social, and economic benefits to urban and rural areas. It helps to manage stormwater, reduce air and water pollution, improve biodiversity, enhance public health and well-being, and mitigate the effects of climate change. Green Infrastructure also plays a crucial role in creating sustainable and resilient communities by promoting smart growth and land use planning practices.
External Links
- [GreenInfrastructure.net] Green Infrastructure Concert Tickets
- [GreenInfrastructure.org] Greeninfrastructure.org
- [vibrantcitieslab.com] Vibrant Cities Lab : Resources for Urban Forestry, Trees, and Green Infrastructure
- [gipi.com] Green Infrastructure Partners