This book investigates the origins, planning, and implementation of the international greenway movement. It presents a broad range of original international research and case studies, drawing from papers originally published in a special issue of Landscape and Urban Planning. The work is intended to capture the beginning of an unprecedented international movement involving professionals and students from diverse disciplines, including landscape architects, planners, geographers, ecologists, scientists, decision makers, and land managers.

This collection of papers, originally published in a special issue of Landscape and Urban Planning, serves as a foundational text for the international greenway movement. It brings together diverse perspectives from multiple disciplines, highlighting the collaborative effort required for successful greenway planning and implementation. The book is recognized for its comprehensive scope and its role in defining the field for professionals and students alike. Its republication underscores its continued relevance in understanding and advancing greenway initiatives globally.