Green Corridor
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Green Corridor
Green Corridor is a planned stretch of land in a city that connects parks, gardens, and natural spaces with walkways or bike paths, helping people and animals move safely through urban areas. In urban planning, a Green Corridor can lower city temperatures by providing shade and letting cool air flow between buildings. These corridors can help collect rainwater, which reduces flooding during heavy storms. Designers use native plants in these spaces to support local wildlife and keep maintenance simple. A Green Corridor can even improve air quality by filtering dust and pollutants from the air, making the city healthier for everyone.
urban greenery, stormwater management, wildlife pathway, city cooling
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