Webinar: Future Landscapes: Scenario Planning for Sustainable Cities
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March 20, 2025 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
The National Urban Research and Extension Center hosts WSU’s Dan Cronan, PhD. Discover how local governments, planners, designers, and researchers can use participatory scenario planning and alternative futures assessments to address key equity and sustainability challenges, such as improving food systems and expanding green infrastructure. This webinar would introduce attendees to tools and frameworks to anticipate future challenges and opportunities, ensuring more sustainable, resilient, and adaptable built environments.
Who should attend?
- Urban Planners & Designers – Professionals involved in shaping cities and communities who want to explore future trends and strategic planning methods.
- Architects & Landscape Architects – Those designing sustainable built environments, integrating green infrastructure, and considering long-term urban resilience.
- University Extension Professionals – Researchers and educators working in urban agriculture, land use planning, and sustainable development.
- Local Government Officials & Policy Makers – Decision-makers looking to incorporate scenario planning into city development strategies and environmental policies.
- Environmental Scientists & Sustainability Experts – Individuals focused on climate adaptation, resource management, and ecological restoration in urban spaces.
- Real Estate Developers & Investors – Those interested in understanding how future scenarios might impact property development, land use, and investment strategies.
- Community Leaders & Nonprofits – Organizations advocating for equitable urban development, affordable housing, and resilient food systems.
- Students & Academics – Those studying urban planning, environmental science, architecture, and related fields who want to explore innovative approaches to future challenges.
