Ajani Stella is a 14 year old climate activist living in New York City who was gracious enough to send over his written testimony in support of Bill H.R. 1863.

A colony of rare orchids has been discovered growing on the rooftop of an office building in the City of London.

As green roofs proliferate atop new buildings in Portland, landscape architects are learning lessons about what works and what doesn’t.

The first arena in North America to build a "green" roof to provide food and homes for native bees is in the heart of downtown Minneapolis.

The Internet of Nature is focused on attempting to use new and emerging technologies to monitor and better reconnect people to urban ecosystems.

Building design and technology are becoming increasingly important in the city’s fight to bring temperatures down.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities has released recordings of the recent Urban Food Production Virtual Symposium is for purchase on the Living Architecture Academy.

Building design and technology are becoming increasingly important in the city’s fight to bring temperatures down.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is excited to announce a new keynote speaker, John Cuddihy, Director of Infrastructure Canada at the Grey to Green Conference June 15, 2021

Green infrastructure promises to keep the worst of flooding and contaminated rivers at bay. But while it has set ambitious targets, Vancouver is falling behind many other big cities. Could Seattle offer an answer?

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were constructed 500 BC. Stone arches were covered in layers of tar and reeds before trees and plants were added. Some of the most famous of the Green Roofs.

The ULI Hines Student Competition offers groups of 5 graduate students the opportunity to devise a development program for a real, large-scale site in a North American city.

Oberlander escaped Nazi Germany at 18 and graduated from Harvard before settling in Vancouver

Green infrastructure is increasingly playing an important role in European policy-making from climate change, energy efficiency, biodiversity and building renovation to post-pandemic recovery, waste water management and even building aesthetics.

With the passage of its revised green roofs ordinance, Cambridge joins a growing list of cities across North America to have required green roofs in recent years

Researchers at the University of Guam found sustainable solutions in green roof infrastructure.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC), the industry association for professionals in the green roof and wall industry, has launched a federal advocacy campaign to support the passage of H.R. 1863

The real challenge is how to make the existing city fabric consisting of thousands of older, existing buildings more sustainable, through retrofitting clever and efficient systems.

Indiana Green City Mapper allows residents and city planners to see maps of urban green infrastructure and other climate change-related data to maximize resilience benefits.

Urban agriculture helps build strong local economies, supports local food security, engages people in outdoor activities and supports resilient communities.