The Charrette program is designed to help community leaders, designers, building owners and policy makers to examine how living green infrastructure investment could work on the streets, roofs and walls of their own communities. The Green Infrastructure Design Charrette involves engaging multi-disciplinary volunteers to redesign North American neighbourhoods in need, with fifteen generic types of green infrastructure as their tools.

Cover the theory and practices of policy implementation and learn about the many tools and strategies involved in successful planning and implementation.

Explore the science of biophilia, the patterns of biophilic design, and how to applying them in a variety of spaces and projects.

From crop planning, to cultivation and harvest, to closing the roof for the winter, this masterclass will take you through each stage of seasonal production on an urban agriculture green roof.

Use the Climate Positive Design Pathfinder tool to discover how design choices can drive meaningful change to remove more carbon from the atmosphere than they emit

Hands-on training course covering a variety of different green roof systems, a wide range of planting types, and maintenance practices.

Learn the essentials of creating thriving green walls from plant selection to ensuring long-term sustainability and maintenance.

Masterclass providing attendees with both the principles of biodiverse green roof design and maintenance, as well as examples and tools.