Vegetation-covered roofs may be challenging to create and maintain, but they can be up to 40 degrees cooler than conventional roofs. They can also reduce flash flooding and provide islands of habitat for pollinators.

In addition to their aesthetic appeal, many enthusiasts and designers install green walls for their air-purifying ability.

A new study explores how much Portland residents are willing to pay to increase the number of green roofs across the city.

Research undertaken by NASA has found that rooftop gardens can offer substantial temperature reductions in cities during summer months.

Study showed air-circulating green walls modified microbiota affecting skin health and enhanced immune regulation.

Created in the true spirit of green infrastructure and customized by geographical region, Omni Meadow reintroduces nature into the built environment.

French startup Ecovégétal has developed a PV system configuration that uses vegetation to reduce the operating temperature of the modules.

Improving Access to Large Parks in Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe: Policy, Planning, and Funding Strategies Report now available

Brooklyn Grange seeking applicant to fill full time Design/Build Operations Manager vacancy

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) is excited to announce the Grey to Green Conference, to be held virtually on June 22 from 10am - 4:30pm and June 23 from 10am - 6pm est.

Study also finds Portland's residents are willing to pay for the benefits of green roofs.

The French Parliament recently approved a new law requiring all new commercial buildings to partially have their roofs covered with plants or solar panels.

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Following a $1.55 billion renovation, the Jacob K. Javits Center in Midtown, Manhattan now features a one-acre rooftop farm.

The city of Utrecht has completed the wide-scale installation of green roofs on its bus stops.

New rooftop farm on Staten Island grows food and absorbs stormwater.

A New Study Aims To Improve Understanding Of How Different Plant Species Perform On Green Roofs And Enhance Models Used For Green Roof Design

Michael is Principal of Higher Groundwork HortiCulture designing and implementing green roofs within Treaty 6 Territory of the Northern Great Plains. He completed his first project in 2015, a non-irrigated residential roof which is still growing well.

An elevated park that is actually a multi-modal transit center. Salesforce Transit Center is a transportation hub that transforms urban experiences.

NATS Nursery grows the LiveRoof modules with plants produced at our nursery and then delivers the modules to the client for an instant green roof effect.