From April 28th to May 4th, we’re celebrating the irreplaceable value of urban green spaces during World Parks Week 2025.
Welcome to a brand – new season of PodParks!
In this episode, we introduce our new host, Maria Burnett, and explore the exciting themes that will shape Season 3.
PodParks is Back! Get Ready for a New Season of Inspiring Conversations
Exciting news for all park enthusiasts! PodParks, the podcast by World Urban Parks, is returning for its third season, and the trailer has just dropped!
WUP joins FutureScape Global 2025
World Urban Parks is pleased to announce its partnership with FutureScape Global 2025 a leading event in the landscaping and urban spaces sector.
The Power of Parks for Community Development: New Approaches in Park Management in Japan
World Urban Parks is committed to connecting parks and open space professionals, providing informative opportunities for learning and sharing.
A New Chapter in Leadership at World Urban Parks
World Urban Parks honors Jayne Miller’s exceptional leadership as Chair, welcomes Tim Geyer as the new Chair with 45 years of experience, and introduces Mark Bowater as Deputy Chair, renowned for his commitment to sustainability and urban livability. A new chapter begins!
Cool Parks for a Hot World
Join the Climate Change and Resilience Committee with Special Guests from the US, France, and New Zealand, who will discuss various methods for combating urban heat island effect and cooling down our cities through thoughtful development and management of urban parks.
World-class parks systems – Greater Sydney Parklands and National Parks Board Singapore
This free webinar will profile international best practice in urban and peri-urban parks and open space management, in the Asia-Pacific region.
World Urban Parks Annual Report 2023-2024
As we bring this period to a close, it’s a perfect moment to look back on an incredible year of growth, collaboration, and shared passion for urban parks and open spaces.
In Memory of Alan Smith: Honoring a Legacy in World Urban Parks
At World Urban Parks (WUP), we mourn the loss of Alan Smith, a pivotal figure in the history of the International Federation of Park and Recreation Administration (IFPRA) and a foundational force behind what is now known as World Urban Parks.