Research interests My research interests relate to the restoration of (mainly urban) rivers and green spaces, including relationships with regeneration, action on climate change, and biodiversity. I joined our Department of Landscape Architecture in 2020 as the Principal Investigator for the Horizon 2020 project CONEXUS, on the topic of nature-based solutions in Latin America and Europe. I tend to work on interdisciplinary projects and initiatives, and have benefited from working in teams employing a wide range of methodological and theoretical approaches. My work centres around the conditions, policies and practices that enable or hinder the rehabilitation of impacted (and semi-natural) ecosystems, and the creation and regeneration of green spaces. Much of my research has been concerned with values and valuation of blue-green infrastructure and nature-based solutions (NBS). Specifically, I have published research on the topics of sustainable drainage, river daylighting (deculverting), urban trees, and green infrastructure planning.