
The Future We Don’t Want: How Climate Change Could Impact Our Cities
Urban areas face rising climate risks. The Future We Don’t Want warns that by 2050, heat, water scarcity, food insecurity, and sea level rise may affect billions.

Urban areas face rising climate risks. The Future We Don’t Want warns that by 2050, heat, water scarcity, food insecurity, and sea level rise may affect billions.

Explore how art and culture in parks foster community, revitalize spaces, and inspire vibrant, inclusive urban life worldwide.

As WUP celebrates its tenth birthday, we’re taking you behind the scenes to uncover the story of how a global parks movement was born, and where it might go next.

In this inspiring reflection, Germán Enríquez shares how World Urban Parks shaped his professional path — from his early days at Parque Metropolitano de León to launching San Pedro Parques and helping host the WUP Congress.

World Urban Parks is now accepting nominations for its Board of Directors ahead of the October 2025 Annual General Meeting. We’re looking for visionary leaders to help shape our future.

What if a park wasn’t just a green space, but a catalyst for equity, biodiversity, and long-term resilience?