Benefits of urban natural capital

27 Apr | The Natural Capital Singapore team will discuss findings on terrestrial and marine ecosystems in a tropical city at this webinar, alongside studies done beyond Singapore's shores.

by Geraldine Ee Li Leng
Image: Carli Teteris, Copyright: Silk and Salt Images,
Image: Carli Teteris, Copyright: Silk and Salt Images,

The Natural Capital Singapore project at the Singapore-ETH Centre will share results from our 3.5-year research on the importance of urban nature on human wellbeing and how this information can better inform decision-making.

The research, based in Singapore, is the first study of its kind for a tropical city – a multidisciplinary study of Singapore’s terrestrial and marine ecosystems and the benefits that they provide. These findings will be discussed alongside studies done on natural capital around the world.

Programme

9:00hr - 11:00hr:
What is the importance of urban Natural Capital - for Singapore and around the world?
Presenters:
Dr Anne Guerry, Natural Capital Project, Stanford
Dr Han Baolong, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing
Dr Dan Friess, National University of Singapore & Natural Capital Singapore

15:00hr - 17:00hr:
How can information on Natural Capital inform decision making?
Presenters:
Prof. Thomas Elmqvist, Stockholm Resilience Centre
Ian Dickie, Economics for the Environment, UK
Prof. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, ETH Zurich & & Natural Capital Singapore

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