Do you want to see more green roofs in your community? The Green School Rooftop Program would allocate $500 million of federal funding for green roofs on K-12 schools! Click the link to send an email to your Congress Rep. and help get this bill passed! https://t.co/PgTE9BSgsS
Grey to Green Designing For Tomorrow: Green Infrastructure and the Post-COVID-19 Recovery is happening June 15-16! Discover nature-based solutions to address public health concerns exacerbated by the pandemic while building community resilience. https://t.co/eEsHPuWWbs
“We’re now in a world where, especially with climate change, the past is no longer a good guide to the future. We have to get much better at preparing for the unexpected.”
Did you know Toronto was the first city in North America to adopt a green roof bylaw? Now, there are over 700 green roofs in the city! Learn how to design and advocate for green roof policy on Feb 25th at the Green Infrastructure Policy Virtual Symposium https://t.co/El15ewNI2p
Ecosystems are more resilient when they are diverse. Ensure your city-building and urban design practices increase biodiversity and minimize the loss of ecosystem services. This @GRHCna symposium is not to be missed! #UrbanBiodiversity#NativePlants https://t.co/mFwalRrjLL
The Government has announced that in 2021-22, they will allocate $3.16B over 10 years for Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) to work with provinces, territories, NGOs, local governments and Indigenous communities to plant 2B trees.
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It’s no secret that cold winter climates can be harsh on living wall plants. What are the pros and cons of using annuals versus perennials in cold winter climates? Find out from @livewall on December 3! https://t.co/2DcRzAV7uG
Is your city behind on green infrastructure? Do you want your government to support a green recovery? We can help! Reach out to us or check out our Policy Guide for examples of successful green infrastructure policy in cities across North America https://t.co/Pv1y0zDADE
Green Infrastructure Foundation Program Manager, Rohan Lilauwala, is finding lots of examples of green infrastructure in Austin, TX! #raingarden#bioswale@WildflowerCtr
Wetlands are critical nature infrastructure. Paving over this #Ajax#wetland is a short-sighted decision that would undermine the community's resilience. Wetlands prevent floods, improve water quality and support local wildlife and biodiversity. #SaveDontPave#Nature#Resilience
The green infrastructure industry is, directly & indirectly, responsible for more than 120,000 jobs in Ontario & generated nearly $8.33 billion in GDP in 2018. Tune into @jenncourt's #CitiesAlive presentation on Oct 21 to learn more! https://t.co/lhHipMOo0h
The time is now to green our cities. We need more parks, gardens and trees to help our communities recover from COVID19 and adapt to climate change. We must work together. From Oct 20-23, be part of the greener, healthier solution at #CitiesAlive https://t.co/mge0Nh83QS
Ecologist @nmlister is fighting for biodiversity in Toronto by challenging the city's long grass and weed bylaw. @ecodonnellylaw https://t.co/rgPZFr1Pi4
Here's a great FREE learning opportunity from the Living Architecture Performance Tool (LAPT) & #GreenInfrastructure / @GRHCna featuring a case study on Adlai E. @StevensonHS led by Wight's Lois Vitt Sale
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Join us for the Emerging Professionals LaunchPad on October 20th! This free event will focus on the latest student research on green infrastructure systems. Register now for free! #greenroof#greenwalls#CitiesAlive https://t.co/mge0Nh83QS