The Urban Nature Atlas (UNA) is a pioneering knowledge base dedicated to highlighting the immense potential of nature-based solutions in urban environments worldwide. Launched in 2017 as a result of the Naturvation project, UNA features an extensive database that profiles over 1,000 nature-inspired urban projects, making it the most comprehensive resource of its kind. It offers diverse solutions, from green roofs and walls to the preservation and enhancement of parks and blue spaces, contributing to climate resilience in cities.

Managed by a research team from the Central European University, UNA serves as an invaluable resource for policymakers, urban planners, and researchers by providing a platform for sharing inspiring case studies from Europe and beyond. With its global scope, the Atlas continues to integrate new projects and engages users to submit their own. UNA not only enhances understanding of urban biodiversity governance and innovation but also facilitates analysis through tailored search functions and comparative tools, ensuring cities can effectively employ nature for sustainable growth.