This paper has the objective to analyze the urban ecology, the biological diversity or biodiversity and their adaptive cycle as the fundamentals of green economic growth. The analysis begins questioning the implications that some assumptions of urban ecology and biodiversity, suchas as the socio-ecosystems, resilience, ecosystem services and adaptive cycle have on the creation of green economic growth. The method used is the analytical based on a review of the conceptual and theoretical literature. This anlaysis concludes that the connectivity of processes and functions of urban ecology and biodiversity are relevant to the creation of green economic growth in terms of green economic value.