The Camden Highline, a multimillion-pound initiative intended to convert a disused railway viaduct in London into a vibrant park, has been effectively scrapped due to soaring construction costs and the ongoing energy crisis. Since its inception nearly a decade ago, the project aimed to create a 1-mile elevated green space from Camden to King’s Cross, promoting biodiversity and encouraging walking and cycling. However, rising costs and reduced funding have rendered the project unviable in the current economic climate, leading to an immediate pause in development. Organizers expressed gratitude to the community for their support, emphasizing the importance of green infrastructure in urban areas. Despite the setback, project leaders plan to preserve the planning and creativity invested in the Camden Highline, with hopes of reviving it when conditions improve.