DEADLINE: 24 NOVEMBER 2026 IN-PERSON & ONLINE
This topic examines holistic approaches to planning and managing Mediterranean landscapes. It emphasizes conservation, climate adaptation, and creating multifunctional landscapes that provide ecological, social, and economic benefits through strategic governance.
1.1. Principles and Strategies for Mediterranean Landscape Planning
1.2. Integrating Biodiversity Conservation into Mediterranean Urban and Rural Landscapes
1.3. Sustainable Land Use and Spatial Planning Strategies for Coastal and Island Regions
1.4. Ecosystem Services in Mediterranean Landscape Design and Management
1.5. Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and Resilience in Mediterranean Climates
1.6. Sustainable Watershed and Riparian Corridor Management in Water-stressed Regions
1.7. Planning Multifunctional Landscapes for Ecological, Social, and Economic Benefits
1.8. Policy Frameworks and Governance for Sustainable Mediterranean Landscape Planning
2.1. Green Infrastructure for Climate Adaptation in Mediterranean Urban Environments
2.2. Urban Green Spaces: Parks, Gardens, and Recreational Areas in Mediterranean Cities
2.3. Green Roofs and Vertical Gardens suited for Mediterranean Climates
2.4. Blue-Green Infrastructure and Water-Sensitive Design in Water-Scarce Regions
2.5. Ecological Corridors and Habitat Connectivity Across Fragmented Landscapes
2.6. Urban Forestry and Tree Canopy Management for Heat Island Mitigation
2.7. Enhancing Ecosystem Services through Integrated Green Infrastructure
2.8. Policy and Financial Mechanisms for Green Infrastructure Investment in the Region