Statistic: “Green the City: Which Urban Greening Idea Would You Champion?”

Skyscrapers covered in trees and plants improve air quality, reduce heat.

Reviving urban waterways with natural vegetation restores ecosystems and offers scenic, walkable.

Turning rooftops into gardens cools buildings, absorbs rain, and creates natural habitats

These vertical plant installations on buildings purify air, insulate structures.

Lining streets with trees reduces noise, lowers temperatures, and even improves mental health.

Shared gardens in urban areas grow fresh food, connect neighbors.

Planting greenery along rail lines and bus routes reduces carbon impact while beautifying.

Tiny parks tucked into empty lots or tight corners offer green oases for rest, play.