Partners

Architecture Today is a multimedia portfolio spanning print, digital, social media, exhibitions and events. The Architecture Today brand is widely respected for outstanding design, authoritative writing and insightful analysis by high-profile architects and commentators.    

The Birmingham Institute of Forest Research (BIFoR) aims to provide fundamental science, social science and cultural research of direct relevance to forested landscapes anywhere in the world. We make the evidence-based case for forests as part of one-planet living.

The Building Centre is a hub for the built environment, providing a platform for the exchange and development of knowledge. Established in 1931, the Building Centre is unique in representing and bringing together the different disciplines that form the built environment industry.

We put nature at the heart of development in a way that’s good for people and for wildlife. We do that through the Building with Nature Standards, which provide planners and developers with evidence-based, how-to, guidance on delivering high-quality green infrastructure.

The Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management is the leading professional membership body representing and supporting ecologists and environmental managers in the UK, Ireland and abroad. Our mission is to raise the standards and profile of professional ecological and environmental management for the benefit of nature and society.

CIWEM represents and supports a community of thousands of members and organisations in over 89 countries who are dedicated to improving water and environmental management for the benefit of the public.

Froglife is a national wildlife conservation charity with a specific focus on the UKs native reptile and amphibians and their habitats.  We are a practical organisation working on the ground with communities to help conserve these iconic species.

Futurebuild events showcase manufacturers and suppliers of the most innovative technology, products and services from the built environment. Our mission is to cultivate cross-sector collaboration to inspire the transformational change needed to propel the construction industry to net-zero.

The Green Roof Organisation (GRO) represents companies, organisations and people involved in or interested in Nature-based roof solutions that help our towns and cities mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change whilst making them nicer, healthier places to live. GRO members positively contribute to the delivery of living green roofs that support nature, provide amenity, attenuate rainwater and generate solar energy, helping ensure no roof goes unused. 

We are a membership organisation representing the full spectrum of environmental disciplines – from fields as diverse as air quality, land condition, marine science and education – wherever you find environmental work underpinned by science.    

The Landscape Institute (LI) is the chartered body for the landscape profession. It is an educational charity that promotes the art and science of landscape practice. The LI’s aim, through the work of its members is to protect, conserve and enhance the natural and built environment for the public benefit. 

Livingroofs.org is an independent organisation set up by Dusty Gedge in 2002 to promote green roofs and living walls in urban areas in the UK and around the world. The organisation has been a member of the European Federation of Green Roof and Wall Associations (EFB) since 2006 as the UK representative. 

We are an collective whose aim is to promote sustainable technologies and innovations, through empowering our members to change the world in ways they believe will make for a greener, healthier, happier world.

Pro Landscaper have launched the Green Up Campaign, committed to seeing more green and less grey in supermarket car parks – after all, green is the new grey.

Championing the urgent restoration of Britain's deteriorating soil to prevent flooding, mitigate the effects of climate change and promote national food security.

The Edge is a campaigning built and natural environment think tank and network. It is multi-disciplinary in a landscape remarkable for its abundance of single-discipline institutions.

The Trees and Design Action Group Trust works collaboratively across built and natural environment disciplines to promote best practice in the protection, planning, planting and management of urban trees. All its best practice guides are free to download from the website.

The UK Schools Sustainability Network (UKSSN) brings together networks of students to connect and collaborate on issues they care about, fully supported by school staff.

A Wildlife Friendly Village is a network of wild areas, maintained and created by residents, on both public & private land to benefit wildlife and people.