On 26 May, the Landscape Laboratory took part in the Green Gap Congress, held in Pontevedra, Spain, an event dedicated to innovation, sustainability and the enhancement of local territories.
The Landscape Laboratory, represented by Sara Terroso, Green Areas, Health and Climate Coordinator, opened the session with a presentation entitled “Developing Green Infrastructure Models through Territorial Governance: The Case of Guimarães”. The presentation highlighted the importance of cooperation between organisations, collaborative governance and integrated planning in creating more resilient, sustainable territories that are better equipped to address current environmental challenges.
Participation in this congress reinforces the Landscape Laboratory’s commitment to promoting nature-based solutions and developing innovative strategies for the future of cities and territories.