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The Nature Positive Cities Community of Practice (CoP) was established in 2024 following the success of the inaugural Nature Positive Cities Symposium in Sydney. It is part of the Ecology Special Interest Section (SIS) within EIANZ and is focused on promoting nature-positive approaches to urban design and development.
The Nature Positive Cities CoP aims to support the integration of nature into urban areas, working with a diverse range of professionals to encourage environmentally sustainable cityscapes. The group also seeks to incorporate First Nations knowledge into these initiatives, fostering a deeper connection between nature and urban living.
To create a collaborative community of experts and practitioners dedicated to advancing nature-positive solutions in urban and suburban settings. The CoP strives to promote best practices in designing cities that work harmoniously with nature, while enhancing biodiversity and ecological resilience.
Membership is open to anyone with a professional interest in promoting nature-positive practices in urban environments. The CoP welcomes ecologists, architects, planners, engineers, and government personnel to collaborate and share insights.
While not mandatory, joining EIANZ offers additional benefits, including access to valuable resources and networking opportunities.
Find out more here →
Nature Positive Cities members interested in joining EIANZ can take advantage of the Institute’s welcome offer, valid until 31 December 2024. For more information, email office@eianz.org →
If you wish to join the Nature Positive Cities CoP only, click here → [link]
For existing EIANZ members who want to join the CoP, click here → [link]
For more information about the Nature Positive Cities Community of Practice, please contact Elvira Lanham or Kelly Mathews (Ecology SIS Chair).
More updates on the Nature Positive Cities CoP will be available in the coming months.
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.