Cities are growing—fast. By 2050, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in urban areas.
Cities are expanding their footprint at an alarming rate, putting habitat, human health and access to food and water at risk. But with smart planning, science-based solutions and strong partnerships, The Nature Conservancy Australia is working to make our cities resilient, healthy and equitable.
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Living Melbourne: Greenprinting a metropolis
Urban green spaces generate a multitude of benefits for cities. Now there's a guide for helping nature flourish in communities across the globe.
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Melbourne’s Urban Wildlife
Melbourne's urban environment is home to many species of Australian native animals.
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Victoria's Lost Reefs Rediscovered
Getting shellfish reefs back into Port Phillip Bay which once covered 50% of the Bay's seafloor before being wiped out.
Discover our other priorities and find ways you can help transform the future of the world.
In addition to helping create healthy cities, The Nature Conservancy is listening to science to address today’s most urgent challenges.
