A knowledgebase of research summaries, case studies and practice evidence on urban landscapes, green infrastructure and nature-based solutions, mostly Australian. Each entry gives a structured summary with key findings drawn from opinion columns, white papers and reports by the Landscape Foundation of Australia and its partners.

Explains how to structure climate adaptation and resilience infrastructure projects so they can attract investment, covering payment mechanisms, debt versus equity, and key definitions. Issues give checklists of questions and cite sources such as WRI, UNEP and the Grantham Research Institute.

Shady Attia, a researcher on sustainable buildings and cities, shares posts on Sino-European academic cooperation, becoming a journal editor, and field research on urban heat islands and heat stress in Brussels. Readers get a mix of personal reflection, practical academic career advice and summaries of his group's measurements.

Personal essays on building resilient communities, drawing on firsthand experience of Hurricane Helene recovery in western North Carolina. The posts cover disaster costs, infrastructure and design performance, and lessons learned, and are republished from an earlier onchain blog.