Urban Restoration for Climate Resilience

Urban restoration is the intentional revitalization of degraded or neglected urban spaces to strengthen ecosystems, improve local climate resilience, and create habitats for pollinators and wildlife.

Transforming City Spaces

Cooler Cities

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Enhanced Biodiversity

Cleaner Air

The Benefits of Urban Restoration

Urban restoration creates multifunctional green spaces that benefit both people and the planet. By integrating nature into daily urban life, these projects help cities adapt to climate challenges and promote healthier, more connected communities.

Reduces peak air temperatures by up to 12 °C.1

5–7% increase in reported mental health with higher bird and tree diversity.2

Learn More About Our Urban Restoration Projects

Greater City of Sudbury

Canada

Rehabilitating the Greater City of Sudbury's natural landscapes to provide clean water, air, enhanced biodiversity, and wildlife habitat.

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North West Kent

United Kingdom

The Dartford site in North West Kent, near London, will be restored with woodlands, meadows, and grasslands, creating a climate-resilient ecosystem.

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