We design Nature Recovery Networks (NRNs) that reconnect fragmented habitats, enabling wildlife movement and restoring ecological resilience across urban and rural landscapes.

Our approach combines landscape design, urban planning, and environmental analysis to identify existing ecological assets and opportunities for habitat restoration. We create green corridors, stepping stones, and buffer zones to link ecosystems and enhance biodiversity.

Community collaboration is central. By engaging with residents, conservation groups, and local authorities, we shape NRNs that reflect local priorities and build long-term stewardship.

We aim to embed multifunctional green spaces into all NRNs, supporting flood mitigation, cleaner air, and inclusive public spaces that benefit both people and wildlife.