This workshop explores how cities can redesign and restore their water bodies to support both human wellbeing and biodiversity. Together, participants will discuss practical solutions for balancing ecological functions with urban needs,
creating healthier and more resilient urban environments.

Target Audience:

• Master students that are interested in urban planning, landscape architects, hydrologists and anyone engaged in shaping the future ofurban environments.
• It welcomes both academics and Practitioners who are passionate about integrating ecological thinking into city design

Benefits of the workshop:

• Interdisciplinary Exchange: Connect with experts across fields to explore how cities can be transformed through ecological restoration and climate-resilient design.
• Real-World Applications: Discover cutting-edge Nature-based Solutions (NbS) and strategies for urban rewilding, water management, and biodiversity support.
• Actionable Insights: Gain practical knowledge on how to reconcile built infrastructure with ecological systems—turning theory into practice.
• Collaborative Visioning: Engage in interactive discussions and scenario-building to imagine bold redesigns for healthier, more resilient urban spaces.
• Inspiration for Change: Leave with new perspectives and tools to champion sustainable urban transformation in your own projects or community.

This event can be attended as an elective course within the Studium Generale.

Register at: https://plus.campus.kit.edu/signmeup/procedures/3995