Urban Nature Plan: Considering quality of life, climate and biodiversity together!
Landscaping•
Settlement area
Leaflet
Cities have a dual significance for biodiversity and climate protection. Urban areas contribute to environmental degradation through urbanisation, resource consumption and emissions. However, they also offer the opportunity to enable a large number of people to live sustainably.
Editor
Federal Agency for Nature Conservation
Published in
Bonn
Year of publication
2024
Language
English
Pages
74
DOI
10.19217/ brs241en
Description
The EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030 calls on cities to promote urban nature in the form of ‘Urban Nature Plans’ for the protection of biodiversity, for climate change mitigation and adaptation and for the quality of life in cities, and to set ambitious targets for this. This brochure transfers the approach of Urban Nature Plans to the German context and offers concrete tips for implementation. This includes a checklist to determine the extent to which a municipality‘s existing plans already correspond to Urban Nature Plans.