Chlorophyll City: Regenerative and Restorative Urban Planning for a Sustainable Future through Extensive and Branching Reforestation Initiatives

Abstract

The problems arising from the expansion of cities are global challenges that require innovative and sustainable solutions. This paper explores the beneficial potential of urban forestation with regenerative and restorative urban planning. Focusing on the reuse of marginal, empty and abandoned areas, it proposes to transform them into smart parks to mend the green spots of cities and to reconnect the empty and degraded urban tissues, but would also offer tangible services and benefits to the local community. All connected through ecohuman networks to make urban spaces relatable and give species the opportunity to move freely in uncontrolled cities. This integrated approach to urban planning could play a crucial role in shaping chlorophyll cities, sustainable for the future. Keywords: Urban environmental sustainability, Restorative and Regeneration, Natural Based Solution, Cultural Based Solution, Eco-Human corridors