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The Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub

Urban Greening Resources

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• Shadeways

Factsheets

• The benefits of urban greening
• Urban greening monitoring & evaluation
• Green-blue space governance factsheet series

Reports

• Benchmarking urban vegetation cover: Melbourne, Perth, Sydney
• Urban vegetation cover change in Melbourne
• The City of Melbourne’s future urban forest: Identifying vulnerability to future temperatures
• Benefits of urban green space in the Australian context
• Perspectives on understanding and measuring the social, cultural and biodiversity benefits of urban greening

Academic papers

• Bringing nature back into cities
• Leaf my neighbourhood alone! Predicting the influence of densification on residential tree canopy cover in Perth
• Appraising the psychological benefits of green roofs for city residents and workers
• Investigating the benefits of ‘leftover’ places: Residents’ use and perceptions of an informal green space in Melbourne
• The role of local government greening policies in the transition towards nature-based cities
• Turning down the heat: An enhanced understanding of the relationship between urban vegetation and surface temperature at the city scale
• Land-Use planning’s role in urban forest strategies: Recent local government approaches in Australia

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