The Sustainable Futures podcast releases a new captivating episode featuring esteemed educator and advocate, Dr. Sabine O’Hara, Ph.D., from the University of the District of Columbia

Grant Program to Fund Green Infrastructure Projects Including Green Roofs, Green Streets and Permeable Pavement Advance Comprehensive Resiliency Plan in Governor Hochul’s 2024 State of the State

We are now accepting powerpoint presentations and research paper proposals for the 20th Anniversary of CitiesAlive held in the City of Toronto from November 6-9, 2024

A study has named three plants the most effective to use on a living wall to clean up the air in your home and yard

The heatwaves aren't here yet. But they will come.

New research shows rooftop greenery coverage can help cool down a major city while reducing energy demand.

The CitiesAlive 2024 Advisory Committee seeks practical, dynamic, and interactive presentations on a number of emergent green infrastructure research topics

Participatory solutions to develop climate resiliency in informal urban settlements are vital to keep residents and their communities safe in the face of government neglect

The right mix of soil and microbes could be a climate resilience tool for cities

This nature-loving aesthetic meets the moment but embraces the future

Almost £115,000 is being invested in making the city greener as part of A Bolder Vision for Belfast

In the era of climate change, every surface that offers a habitat to plants and animals counts.

Council voted in favour of making easier to explore use of green roofs

Over 350 Industry Leaders Sign Open Letter to Negotiators and Heads of States Demanding the Regulatory Change Needed to Tackle the #climatecrisis

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is thrilled to announce that the 20th Anniversary of CitiesAlive will be held in the City of Toronto from November 6-9, 2024. Session and paper proposal submission are open now!

EU-funded experimental green roof with 3,000 plants to gather scientific data for future projects in showcase of climate innovation

As cities continue to expand, the amount of unused rooftop space grows too.

Bill Browning has published a book arguing that the cost of bringing nature into building projects isn’t prohibitive, but additive

For the past 15 years, Rayner and other researchers at the University of Melbourne have been working to resolve how to make successful green roofs in Australia

When they needed to replace their roof, Lucia advocated for a green roof instead of a traditional asphalt or metal surface.