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Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1. Urban Services to Ecosystems: An introduction
Part I: Green Infrastructure, Urban Ecology and Vegetation Science
Chapter 2. Improving extensive green roofs for endangered ground-nesting birds
Chapter 3. A plant sociological procedure for the ecological design and enhancement of urban green infrastructure
Chapter 4. Functional and phylogenetic characteristics of vegetation: effects on constructed green infrastructure
Chapter 5. Green Infrastructure within urban and rural landscapes following Landscape Bionomics
Chapter 6. Roof greening with native plant species of dry sandy grasslands in northwestern Germany
Chapter 7. Nature-Based Solutions as Tools for Monitoring the Abiotic and Biotic Factors in Urban Ecosystems
Chapter 8. Anthosart Green Tool: selecting species for green infrastructure design
Chapter 9. Stewardship innovation: the forgotten component in maximising the value of urban nature-based solutions
Chapter 10. Nature as model: Evaluating the mature vegetation of early extensive green roofs
Chapter 11. Less is more: soil and substrate quality as an opportunity for urban greening and biodiversity conservation
Part II: Planning and Implementation of Green Infra-structure
Chapter 12. Public Nature: The Contribution of Urban Agriculture to New Green Infrastructure in Japan
Chapter 13. Anticipating an Urban Green Infrastructure Design for the Turkish Mediterranean City of Antalya
Chapter 14. Multifunctional ecological networks as framework for landscape and spatial planning in Italy
Chapter 15. The foodscape as ecological system. Landscape resources for r-urban bmetabolism, social empowerment and cultural production
Chapter 16. Policies and planning of urban Green Infrastructure and sustainable urban drainage systems
Chapter 17. Soil and Water Bioengineering as Natural Based Solutions
Chapter 18. Guided by Water: Green Infrastructure Planning and Design Adapted To Climate Change
Chapter 19. Abandoned Lands on Lower Danube- Urban Front as Opportunity to Enhance the River Corridor and the Urban Green Infrastructure
Chapter 20. The Collserola Special Protection Plan (PEPNat): a bid for coresponsibility in agricultural and forest management
Part III: Nature-Based Solutions and Innovative Design Approaches
Chapter 21. Exploring Regenerative Co-benefits of Biophilic Design for People and the Environment
Chapter 22. Design the Urban Microclimate: Nature-based Solutions and Technology at Nexus
Chapter 23. Evolution of the Approaches to Planting Design of Parks and Gardens as Main Greenspaces of Green Infrastructure
Chapter 24. Environment in megacities: Tehran Waterscapes
Chapter 25. Cities facing the Wild
Chapter 26. Biodiverse Cities: Exploring multifunctional green infrastructure for ecosystem services and human well-being
Chapter 27. In Consideration of the Tree: The importance of structure and function in the realization of Ecological Design
Index.
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1. Urban Services to Ecosystems: An introduction
Part I: Green Infrastructure, Urban Ecology and Vegetation Science
Chapter 2. Improving extensive green roofs for endangered ground-nesting birds
Chapter 3. A plant sociological procedure for the ecological design and enhancement of urban green infrastructure
Chapter 4. Functional and phylogenetic characteristics of vegetation: effects on constructed green infrastructure
Chapter 5. Green Infrastructure within urban and rural landscapes following Landscape Bionomics
Chapter 6. Roof greening with native plant species of dry sandy grasslands in northwestern Germany
Chapter 7. Nature-Based Solutions as Tools for Monitoring the Abiotic and Biotic Factors in Urban Ecosystems
Chapter 8. Anthosart Green Tool: selecting species for green infrastructure design
Chapter 9. Stewardship innovation: the forgotten component in maximising the value of urban nature-based solutions
Chapter 10. Nature as model: Evaluating the mature vegetation of early extensive green roofs
Chapter 11. Less is more: soil and substrate quality as an opportunity for urban greening and biodiversity conservation
Part II: Planning and Implementation of Green Infra-structure
Chapter 12. Public Nature: The Contribution of Urban Agriculture to New Green Infrastructure in Japan
Chapter 13. Anticipating an Urban Green Infrastructure Design for the Turkish Mediterranean City of Antalya
Chapter 14. Multifunctional ecological networks as framework for landscape and spatial planning in Italy
Chapter 15. The foodscape as ecological system. Landscape resources for r-urban bmetabolism, social empowerment and cultural production
Chapter 16. Policies and planning of urban Green Infrastructure and sustainable urban drainage systems
Chapter 17. Soil and Water Bioengineering as Natural Based Solutions
Chapter 18. Guided by Water: Green Infrastructure Planning and Design Adapted To Climate Change
Chapter 19. Abandoned Lands on Lower Danube- Urban Front as Opportunity to Enhance the River Corridor and the Urban Green Infrastructure
Chapter 20. The Collserola Special Protection Plan (PEPNat): a bid for coresponsibility in agricultural and forest management
Part III: Nature-Based Solutions and Innovative Design Approaches
Chapter 21. Exploring Regenerative Co-benefits of Biophilic Design for People and the Environment
Chapter 22. Design the Urban Microclimate: Nature-based Solutions and Technology at Nexus
Chapter 23. Evolution of the Approaches to Planting Design of Parks and Gardens as Main Greenspaces of Green Infrastructure
Chapter 24. Environment in megacities: Tehran Waterscapes
Chapter 25. Cities facing the Wild
Chapter 26. Biodiverse Cities: Exploring multifunctional green infrastructure for ecosystem services and human well-being
Chapter 27. In Consideration of the Tree: The importance of structure and function in the realization of Ecological Design
Index.