Passporting and Concepts of Public Greenery
We do not perceive passporting merely as an inventory of existing greenery, but as a key tool for its systematic management, planning, and long-term development.
We prepare clear and structured greenery databases that serve as a basis for decision-making by municipalities in the maintenance, restoration, and development of public spaces within the context of the urban and landscape concept of the settlement.
The digital form of the passport allows for easy practical use – including working directly in the field on mobile devices. Data is clear, updatable, and linked with map backgrounds (GIS/DWG), enabling efficient real-time greenery management.
At the same time, passporting creates a foundation for:
- maintenance planning and cost optimization
- systematic restoration and planting
- monitoring the status and development of greenery over time
- documentation for strategic documents and projects
We design public greenery concepts as an interconnected and functional system that:
- has a clear structure and hierarchy
- responds to the needs of residents and the character of the territory
- integrates blue-green infrastructure
- supports biodiversity and ecological stability
- increases the quality of public space and microclimate
The result is a tool that allows municipalities to manage greenery conceptually, efficiently, and in accordance with the long-term development of the area.
