Regenerative Ecosystem
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Regenerative Ecosystem
Regenerative Ecosystem is a design approach in eco urbanism where green spaces, water systems, and built environments work together to clean air, filter water, and support local plants and animals. Designers use native plants on rooftops, rain gardens, and permeable pavements to help cities absorb rainwater and reduce flooding. These systems help cool down city temperatures and give people more green areas to enjoy. Designers can use simple mapping tools to find places where nature can be added or improved, making sure every part of the city helps nature thrive and people feel better.
urban ecology, green infrastructure, native plants, rain gardens, permeable pavement
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