Landscape Institute’s 2022 Building with Nature National Award Nominations

Building with Nature are proud to have sponsored the Landscape Institute Annual Awards for the last three years. The Building with Nature category within the Awards is a key platform to amplify the messages at the heart of our approach, showcasing high-quality green infrastructure and placemaking that works for people and wildlife. Discover which BwN Awarded projects have made the 2022 shortlist of nominations.

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High-quality green infrastructure is critical to delivering COP27 goals

As world leaders convene for COP27, dubbed “the implementation COP”, councils across the UK are working to deliver a local response to the climate emergency. Building with Nature, the UK’s first green infrastructure benchmark, is supporting local authorities and industry in utilising GI to deliver on climate commitments.

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Green Infrastructure is Critical Infrastructure

Building with Nature are launching a 1-day training course providing built and natural environment professionals with a comprehensive introduction to green infrastructure.

This new training course supports Building with Nature's call for UK developers and planners to value green infrastructure as critical infrastructure, delivering nature-based solutions that build climate resilience, levelling-up on community health and wellbeing, and securing biodiversity and nature recovery in development.

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CommentSophie Jones
Glasgow urban retrofit scheme Queensland Courst is the Building with Nature National Award 2021 winner

We are delighted to be collaborating for a second year with the Landscape Institute (LI) to present the Building with Nature National Award, celebrating best practice in the integration of high-quality green infrastructure into the built environment. This award, judged by LI’s expert panel, showcases inspirational design vision, and also champions a commitment to delivering that vision on the ground, ensuring that high-quality green infrastructure contributes to a more sustainable future for both people and wildlife.

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Six lessons to change the climate of climate change narratives

As a Professor in Environmental Geography at Northumbria University, Alister Scott is one of the UK’s leading experts with research focused on mainstreaming nature in policy and decision making where he has just completed three years working as a Natural Environment Research Council Fellow. We asked Professor Scott to share his views on the six lessons that governments and decision makers can take from his research.

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CommentProf Alister Scott
New green infrastructure training helps local authorities tackling the climate, ecological and public health emergencies

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new online Green Infrastructure Training for local authorities. With over 230 councils across the UK having declared a Climate Emergency, delivering high-quality green infrastructure is a key priority for local authorities. Local authorities have been telling us that they would like help getting to grips with the practical next steps of how to tackle the triple challenges of the climate, ecological, and public health emergencies.

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Gemma Jerome