Green roofing transforms ordinary rooftops into living ecosystems that benefit buildings, people, and the environment.

City water and sewer commission: ‘We would love to see more applicants’

Already this summer, London has experienced three heatwaves with temperatures regularly climbing above 30 degrees Celsius.

While no single solution can stop these impacts, experts say infrastructure like green roofs plays a valuable role in helping cities adapt.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is proud to announce the free publication of the Summer Climate Crisis Issue of the Living Architecture Monitor magazine.

June 5th, World Environment Day, was celebrated by the World Green Infrastructure Network, together with Solar Power Europe and the European Federation of Green Roof and Wall Associations by launching the Solar Green Roofs Resource Guide.

A new Bill from the Ontario Government poses a threat to the Ontario green building and sustainability markets

The training takes place on Thursday, May 22, 2025, at Creekside Community Centre in Vancouver

Designers, Building Owners - Learn About Green Roofs & Other Green Infrastructure From Local Experts

Plant-covered facades help cool urban areas and provide habitats for plants, birds, insects and other organisms.

ZinCo Canada, a pioneer in green roofing technology, proudly announces the launch of its innovative Vertical Solar Array system.

Over Easy Solar, a Norwegian manufacturer of vertical bifacial PV modules, has entered into a European distribution partnership with the Dutch Sempergreen Group, a supplier of green roofs and green facades.

Growing the Mini Forest Movement in Canada focuses on the critical role of green infrastructure and nature-based solutions in mitigating and adapting to climate change in Canada

Climate change is making heat waves more frequent and intense

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities and the City of Toronto are thrilled to announce Nature in the City Week, running from November 3-9, 2024.

World Renown Landscape Architect To Speak About Bringing Nature Back to Cities

Rain gardens, green roofs, and bioretention cells can be beneficial alternatives to stormwater ponds

Bauder explains how green roofs can help meet biodiversity net gain (BNG) requirements, ensuring habitats for wildlife are left in a measurably enhanced condition compared to their state before development.

Evergreen Infrastructure has collaborated with Modscape and The Greenwall Company to install an innovative green roof at the Greenline Project Hub located at Federation Square.

Resilient infrastructure must not only withstand climate impacts, but also be able to recover quickly after disruptions.