Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) announces Designing Irrigation Systems, a masterclass at CitiesAlive 2026 led by Andy Creath, Founder of Green Roofs Colorado, and Gaurav Mathur, Senior Product Manager, Landscape Irrigation at Hunter Industries.

This Water Issue explores the critical role of water in green infrastructure and examines how nature-based solutions can help communities manage stormwater, reduce flood risk, improve resilience, and adapt to a rapidly changing climate.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) announces Designing Green Walls, a masterclass at CitiesAlive 2026 led by Lily Turner, WELL AP, Founder of Lily Scott Designs.

Rachel Wilkins, RLA, of Bjarke Ingels Group will be a keynote speaker at CitiesAlive 2026 in New York City, presenting The BIG U on coastal resilience, green infrastructure, and climate-adaptive public space along Lower Manhattan. Register by June 30 for early bird savings.

Submissions are now open for the Jeffrey L. Bruce Awards of Excellence program until July 3 2026. Submit now!

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) announces the Integrated Solar Green Roofs Workshop, a masterclass at CitiesAlive 2026 led by Alan Burchell, Principal of Urbanstrong.

Bill Browning, Founding Partner of Terrapin Bright Green, will keynote CitiesAlive 2026 in New York City with Re-Wilding Our Buildings, exploring how green roofs and vegetated systems can enhance biodiversity, restore ecosystems, and reconnect cities with nature. Register by June 30 for early bird rates.

Anthony Fieldman of DIALOG will keynote CitiesAlive 2026 in New York City with Centennial Upheaval: The Coming Age of Abundance, exploring how systemic design failures drive today’s global crises and how cities can move toward resilience, equity, and abundance. Register by June 30 for early bird savings.

Devens has been a pioneer in the development of innovative policies that support green roofs and walls.

Working with the City of Philadelphia, the Charrete will offer a participants the opportunity to re-design several sites in Philadelphia with living green infrastructure.