Most cities want more nature. Few have the tools, data, or standards to make it last. The result is a persistent gap between what gets planned and what actually survives — with real consequences.
Urban nature is disappearing—and good intentions aren't enough
Investments fail — trees die, green space degrades, and no one knows why until it's too late.
Decisions get made without data — leaving nature dependent on advocacy rather than evidence.
Climate resilience suffers — because the ecosystems cities are counting on were never properly established.
This is a solvable problem. The science, the technology, and the frameworks exist. What's missing is connecting them to the right people and decisions.











