The ’Place Buzz’ installations enrich the Pollinator Highway with environmentally sensitive public art designed for humans and non-humans alike, which engages with the community. The artworks highlight various sections of the longest green corridor in Tallinn by making the most of the existing space and its varied potential while making unremarkable environments vibrant. The broader concept of the Pollinator Highway is to enhance urban biodiversity, green mobility and community engagement.

Urbana Basta Podgorica is the largest in-situ community garden in Europe,with 10,000 m2 of endemic and exotic trees, shrubs, fruit and vegetables. Located in the Montenegrin capital’s Tološi Forest,the garden is cared for following the 12 principles of permaculture, by volunteers of all ages and social backgrounds.The area used to be known as the “Thorn field”. Now it provides organic food for the volunteers and for disadvantaged families, access to nature and increased biodiversity in the city.

In recent decades we have witnessed the estrangement of human beings from Nature. Aware of the importance of Water in the balance of Life, the Rehabilitate Section by Section (RTT) Project was designed to bring people closer to water resources by applying Nature-based solutions that encourage a sense of belonging to the territory and the prioritisation of public policies for the conservation of riparian ecosystems at local level, increasing Biodiversity and mitigating Climate Change.