The UK Government has published a series of case studies showcasing the benefits of green infrastructure, including reduced flood risk and improved air quality.
This research paper examines the implementation of green infrastructure in London, highlighting its impact on urban ecosystems and human well-being.
The Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) has compiled a collection of case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of green infrastructure in the UK.
The University of Sussex has developed a toolkit to support the planning and implementation of green infrastructure, featuring UK-based case studies and best practice guidance.
This video case study explores the design, installation, and benefits of the UK's largest green roof, located in London.
This report presents a series of case studies highlighting the economic benefits of green infrastructure in the UK, including increased property values and improved public health.
The Environment Agency has published a case study on the use of green infrastructure to manage flood risk in the UK, featuring examples from Yorkshire and the Humber.
This online course features a series of UK-based case studies and provides training on the planning and design of green infrastructure, including urban forestry and green space management.