This 2020 update of our national benchmarking research of green cover in our suburbs and cities looks at which places are gaining green cover and why.
It sets out the trends since 2013, establishes the six kinds of place by rainfall, density and urbanisation and provides a best on ground place (Local Government Area) for each category that other, similar, LGAs can learn from as they seek to grow their green cover.
and its rate of change for every urban local government area in Australia
and the context that affects urban greening in Australia
for Urban Greening in Australia
Data in the guide is also used to drive our online place finder which lets you see how your local area rates. You can try it in the postcode finder below.
Learn more and take a deep dive into the findings of the National Urban Green Space Survey
Benchmarking our cities with green cover against markers of urban development and population is hugely important to understanding how we can green our cities over time. What’s also really valuable is showing how challenges can be overcome, which the six ‘best on ground’ places highlight.
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