How Resilient is Your City’s “Green Spaces for Greater Well-Being, Connection, & Learning” Strategy & Implementation?

How can we foster greater well-being, connection, and learning throughout our green spaces within our communities and ensure they’re able to sustain changing environmental conditions? Building resilient and adaptable green spaces in cities is essential for promoting public well-being, environmental sustainability, and economic vitality, among a host of other reasons—let’s find out where your city is in your “Green Spaces for Greater Well-Being & Learning” strategy and implementation!

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How effectively does your city involve the community in shaping green spaces for well-being, connection, play, economic activities, and environmental resilience? *

Residents are actively invited and involved in park planning & new projects, such as open committee/board meeting opportunities and/or park surveys.

Community engagement is sporadic, with occasional input from the community.

My city doesn't have a structured approach to community involvement and environmental considerations in park planning and projects.

How well does your city ensure sustainable access to parks, nature trails, and wellness programs across all neighborhoods?  *

Quality parks and green spaces across my city are pretty evenly distributed across all communities, with sustainable access & environmental resilience measures in place.

Some neighborhoods & community areas in my city have better access, and sustainability efforts are inconsistent or not public.

There is a lack of sustainable park and green space access across neighborhoods/community areas & lack of visibility of environmental resilience measures in place.

Is your city leveraging innovative solutions to make green spaces more adaptable to environmental challenges, community needs, & learning? *

My city actively shares and integrates smart green infrastructure and adaptive solutions which aid community engagement, learning, and green space resilience.

Some innovations are being explored, but full integration is lacking or hasn't been shared in our city or community.

Innovative solutions around green space adaptability, nature-based learning, & environmental resilience are not used or prioritized to my knowledge.

How stable and adaptable is your city’s funding for green spaces and public well-being initiatives and programs? *

Long-term, dedicated funding with contingency plans for community well-being & environmental resilience.

Funding exists, but it's inconsistent or reliant on temporary grants.

Funding is unstable, and green spaces, park & community health programs lack financial security

I honestly don't know where funding comes from for our city's green spaces, parks, and programs.

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