Podcasts about green walls

In honor of Earth Day, Doug sits down with journalist and founder of Climate Positive Now—Kenn Busch, to discuss the intricacies of carbon management and its environmental implications.Throughout the episode, Kenn demystifies the complex dynamics of carbon's interaction with our environment and highlights some innovative approaches to utilize carbon management for environmental gain.Looking for continuing education credits related to sustainability? Check out Ken's CEU below! Climate Positive Materials for Sustainable Interiors, A CEU course brought to you by OFS    Follow Doug on LinkedIn.Click here to get your copy of Doug's children's book—Design Your World.Follow Imagine a Place on LinkedIn.

Lindsay Scherr Burgess is the Founder and Moss Boss of Green Wallscapes, a company that brings spaces to life with no-hassle preserved moss, walls, logos, lettering and art. She has done projects in over 35 states, Canada, and the Caribbean and employs a team of mostly female artists in her West Palm Beach studio. Her company's work has been called “a lavish expression of botanical joy” and has been featured in Architectural Digest, Veranda Magazine, Palm Beach Post, Palm Beach Daily News, and more. Green Wallscapes was selected to participate in the prestigious Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse in 2019. Green Wallscapes' client list includes major developers like Amli Residential, Aimco, Greystone, and Zom and major brands like Amazon, Starbucks, Autonation, Stella Artois, Garden of Life, Hilton, and more. In 2023, Green Wallscapes was awarded in the top 100 Women Led Businesses in Florida by the Women's Edge. Lindsay's background is diverse, she has worked in organic produce, construction, commercial real estate, and book publishing in a sales and marketing role. She loves to travel, speaks fluent Italian, and can be found painting, doing yoga, and jet-skiing on the weekends. She graduated from Northwestern University, and lives in Grandview Heights with her entrepreneurial husband, Jon and their Daughter, Skylar. Specialties: Business Development, Marketing Strategy, Sales, Event Planning, Public Relations, Moss Art, Green Walls, Moss Walls, Moss Logos, Moss Lettering, Plant Walls, Living Walls CONNECT Website http://www.GreenWallscapes.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsayscherrburgess Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GreenWallScapes Twitter https://twitter.com/greenwallscapes YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@greenwallscapes/about Instagram https://www.instagram.com/greenwallscapes

Biophilic design brings numerous benefits to both individuals and the environment. Connection with nature can profoundly impact our overall well-being. By incorporating living walls into interior spaces, we can seamlessly bring the beauty and vitality of the natural world indoors. These living walls not only serve as aesthetically pleasing design elements but also contribute to air purification, sound absorption, and environmental enhancement and foster a sense of tranquility and relaxation, effectively reducing stress levels and improving psychological health. In this episode, Lily Turner delves deeper into the world of biophilic designs and explores the installation and benefits of green walls. She shares valuable insights on how to ensure you choose the appropriate green wall system that seamlessly integrates with every aspect of your project for the long term.   Lily is a biophilic designer and living wall specialist. She currently serves as a Director of Green Walls at Urbanstrong, an award-winning Green building firm based in Brooklyn, NY. Urbanstrong has a mission to integrate nature into cities in a way that efficiently promotes profitability, health, sustainability, and beauty. The Urbanstrong team has installed hundreds of thousands of square feet of green wall projects throughout the greater northeast over the past decade. Their projects have included iconic landmarks, schools, offices, restaurants and condos. Today, Lily works closely with architects, designers and contractors to best offer a technology suited to their budget, design parameters and skills.    Read to tune in?   Key Highlights from the Episode: [00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of today's guest: Lily Turner [01:44] Lily's career journey and what inspired her passion for biophilic design  [04:26] Lily's process bringing the outside into the built environment  [06:50] Urbanstrong and their mission [07:06] How Urbanstrong promotes profitability, health, sustainability and beauty [10:10] How companies can bring biophilic design into their workplace [11:40] How Lily's biophilic design conversation with a developer differs from a designer  [13:28] Things specifiers need to consider within green wall systems  [16:09] When to reach out in your design process to ensure you have the right system [17:36] The installation process and maintenance of living walls [19:52] How to reach out and learn more about Urbanstrong  [21:07] Episode wrap-up and calls to action Notable Quotes:  Whether you want green infrastructure or design for aesthetics, air purification, or just to absorb sound, green wall systems can be very beneficial. Biophilic interiors are where we are moving; it's progressive, and it's needed; it's not an amenity, but a necessity. Your green, living wall will likely outlive you. Let's Connect: Lily Turner  Website: https://urbanstrong.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lily-turner-29aa9871/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/urbanstrongnyc/?hl=en Learn more about Thrive In Design:  Website: https://www.thriveindesign.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveindesign/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/thriveindesign/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thriveindesign/   Register for the next Thrive In Design live training here: https://training.thriveindesign.co/   Get your copy of "The Ultimate Guide to A&D Sales": https://www.thriveindesign.co/brand-reps.

Claire Concannon investigates how luminescence and specialised materials could be key to our growing data storage needs, and visits a test site for native vertical gardens that could cloak the walls of Wellington's city buildings.

University of Otago urban ecologist Professor Yolanda van Heezik recently led a research team focused on the role private gardens can play in contributing to biodiversity. Professor van Heezik is with us to look at 'Garden Star.' 

On this Episode of The Plant Movement Podcast, Juan, Owner of Green Walls 305, tells us his POWERFUL story about arriving from Venezuela in 1996,  and all of of his obstacles he encountered creating a successful, multiple stream Landscaping Business that caters  to High-end customers in Coral Gables and throughout Miami. This is one of our longest and most Inspiring Episodes on The Plant Movement Podcast. The commitment, The Mindset is truly inspiring. This isn't an episode you'd want to miss!!!Contact Information :Green Walls 305Phone #: 305-803-6480Email: jg@greenwalls305.comInstagram: instagram.com/greenwalls305Follow Us:Instagram @theplantmovementpodacstHave what it takes to be on an Episode? Email Us: eddie@theplantmovementnetwork.comDisclaimer: The contents on this podcast/youtube video are for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial, accounting, or legal advice. I can't promise that the information shared on my posts is appropriate for you or anyone else. By listening to this podcast/youtube video , you agree to hold me harmless from any ramifications, financial or otherwise, that occur to you as a result of acting on information found on this podcast/youtube video.

Regan Brown and Bill Mann of the G.B. Group, Inc. sit down with Johnny Oberon, COO, and Yaz Shehab, CEO of Sage Green Walls to discuss why Green Walls are important and how they can enhance the value of any property. Make sure to stick around for another HOA True Story!

Long COVID  (starts 1:00) National Jewish in Denver shares research about how COVID sometimes affects the powerhouses inside our cells, the mitochondria. Green Walls (starts 3:54) are a beautiful way to cover indoor and outdoor walls with living plants.  It's a popular feature for ultra-modern buildings.  Researchers in England report that green walls on older, … Continue reading "Green Walls//Drones Study Marshall Fire//Volunteering to GET COVID"

Evan is someone who is taking what he knows and just giving it more southwest flavor. We sit down with this plant guru to understand how he got here from learning from his east coast life. Amazingly he is doing really well by making new roots here in the valley. We hope you will help grow by watering his socials at the following: WEBSITE: http://www.phoenixgreenwalls.co/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/phoenixgreenwalls FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/phxgreenwalls PATREON: Check out our bonus episode with this week's guest we call our Fine Examination. We ask our guest of the week 50 rapid-fire questions on available to our Patreon Members. SUPPORT: If you love this episode, please share it with someone you know will also enjoy it! Not for us, but for our guests, leave a review on iTunes. While you are listening, post a screenshot on social media and make sure to tag @FindingArizonaPodcast so we can thank you! Want to be a guest or a sponsor of the show? Send us a message on the https://www.findingarizonapodcast.com/contact SPONSORS: Looking to become a sponsor check out website for more info --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/finding-arizona-podcast/message

Green Stream Holdings Incorporated Hires Famous New York City Horticultural Firm To Design Irrigation Systems For Company's Solar Greenhouses Reimagined From Old Shipping Cargo ContainersBlondie's Treehouse Inc. Is One Of The Largest Horticultural Firms In The United States. Known For Its Innovative Designs And Excellent Customer Care; Blondie's Has Received Over Fifty National Awards For Design And Service Green Stream Holdings Inc. (O-T-C ticker symbol G-S-F-I), an emerging leader in the solar utility and finance space, which had previously announced that it would be entering the rapidly growing urban gardening sector with solar greenhouses dedicated primarily to rooftop farming, today announced that it is also moving forward with its previously announced project to convert old shipping/cargo containers into inexpensive greenhouses for urban and inner city neighborhoods. Last year, on October 6, 2020, the Company previously announced that it had entered into a non-binding agreement with Aoki Group Inc. ("Aoki") and famed restauranter, Kevin Aoki, who wanted to ship his famous mushrooms to his various sites around the world. The mushrooms would grow inside the container while being shipped to their destination. Blondie's specializes in custom urban landscapes including roof decks, terraces, courtyards and entry gardens, and is now utilizing that expertise in designing the irrigation systems for our Cargo container Solar Greenhouses. Blondie's transforms concept and vision into realized functional design. Blondie's is experienced in specifying, installing, renovating and maintaining green wall systems. They are famous for their interior and outside Green Walls. For more information go to blondies tree house dot com. The CEO of the company James DiPrima said, quote :"We also felt that inner city urban areas also needed a way to get fresh fruits and vegetables grown right in their own neighborhood. Reimagining old shipping/cargo containers as the structural framework for our soar technology would greatly reduce the costs of building greenhouses. Less room, less labor and less panels was a marriage made in heaven for underserved communities. Communities can get one, ten or 100 containers... whatever amount of land is available... and since each container has a small footprint, there is a lot of flex flexibility for each situation. Using solar energy has two main benefits: Solar energy systems do not produce air pollutants or carbon dioxide, and Solar energy systems on buildings have minimal effects on the environment... OUR Solar Greenhouses combine the two creating a physical structure that produce electricity, with the ability to capture the sun from many different angles." End quote.

Steven Peck was introduced to the idea of green roofs and living walls in the mid-90s and quickly realized how important it is to have nature at the center of architecture and design. Since 1996, he has worked to advance the green roof and wall industry by facilitating research; organizing conferences; writing articles; and advocating for supportive policies and standards at all levels of government around the world. He also edits and publishes green roof magazine Living Architecture Monitor. Steven is optimistic about our collective ability to rapidly evolve the building industry within a generation. He does not believe COVID will define our future, but rather it has been and will continue to be defined by climate change, and having green infrastructure will help us prepare for that future. Join us as he shares his biophilic journey to expand the living architecture industry world-wide.

Costa visits a secret garden in the suburbs where brick walls are transformed into green space.

Lewis Briese, aka Green Walls, is a musician and producer from Wodonga, Australia. We spoke about his recent start into music and his quick growth and progress both in his hometown and online. His debut single "Starlight" has garnered praise from local radio stations. His newest single 'Love Me Whole' has just been released. We spoke about the process and creation of both of these songs. Both of which, are available on all major streaming platforms. instagram.com/greenwallsofficialfacebook.com/greenwallsmusichttps://open.spotify.com/artist/0ICDwCAwr11GTX72698dxQ?si=0xZlEcw6QaiRXVej6Pq8XQ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Climate breakdown is changing the way people live- in cities, already soaring temperatures are compounded by the concrete, treeless layouts of most urban centres, while extreme weather decimates crops and disrupts our food supply chains. In this week's episode, we explore the possibilities green walls and vertical agriculture present for our urban centres, and how technology could help us adapt to a worsening climate.

When you say the term green infrastructure, it sounds a bit technical and can have a number of definitions. It can certainly sound complex, but the basic concept is that it's a way to manage rainwater and climate effects, the way nature indented. Such as populated areas where the vast majority of the natural environment has been removed to make way for buildings, homes and roads. Green infrastructure introduces methods such as permeable pavement, green walls and green roofs to capture rainwater which helps manage it, while mitigating the heat island effect, a result of having a vast amount of pavement, concrete and lack of natural green spaces in our urban areas.Green infrastructure improves our cities and the growing need for it presents new opportunities for landscape industry. Joining us on this #landscapechat episode is Warren Gorowitz, director of corporate social responsibility at Hunter Industries. His guest is Steven Peck president of Green Roofs for Healthy Cities. For more information on the resources mentioned in this episode, visit Living Architecture Monitor and Living Architecture Academy.CONNECT WITH OUR GUESTWarren Gorowitz - Twitter, LinkedInCONNECT WITH USEnjoy this episode or have questions? We want to hear from you. Connect with Chris Sabbarese at Corona Tools on Twitter and our new GILN Facebook Group. This closed group is like-minded individuals who care about and discuss, gardening and plants, trees and landscaping related topics.

Have you wondered what people mean when they talk about a plant’s dripline, or if you can still put plants in the ground in October? Do you want to know if you can leave your outdoor furniture in the elements over the winter, or if it’s possible to have one of those Pinterest-posted green walls indoors? If so, this episode is for you! :30  Plant Noob:   What’s a “dripline?” 3:03   Eat/Drink/Grow: Is it too late to plant or transplant? 16:43   Your Outdoor Office: Bring the chairs and tables inside or leave them out? 20:02   Love Letters and Questions: Tina asks how to make a green wall indoors

Desertification and land degradation affect the lives of around three billion people, according to UN estimates. Two ambitious projects aim at halting desertification and returning soil to productivity: the Great Green Wall project in northern Africa; and the Green Great Wall initiative in China.

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Hosts Keven Undergaro and Jeff Graham discuss season 6 episode 41 "Green Walls and Donkey Balls" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hosts Keven Undergaro and Jeff Graham discuss season 6 episode 41 "Green Walls and Donkey Balls" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

GWS Living Art’s Zac Toh deep dives into green roofs, green walls and other green building trends.

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Richard Heller, the founder, CEO, and CFO of Greener By Design, has worked as a design/build contractor creating some of the most beautiful rooftop gardens in Manhattan. In this episode he discusses everything from his design philosophy to unique construction and production techniques to maintaining a maintenance program for his high maintenance clients. He even tells us the best ways to get out of parking tickets and how to make his favorite childhood snack called "mud cups." Heller is known as a real character, a good friend and just a lot of fun. So if you are interested in Green Roofs and Green Walls you should listen in. Heller grew up in the heart of New York City and has more than 30 years of experience working in all areas of the landscape industry including; interior plants and orchids, floral design, as well as landscape design, installation and maintenance. He is a Landscape Industry Certified Manager & Technician and writes for The Pelham Weekly and the NY Landscape Contractor newspapers. Richard provides consulting and public speaking services regarding sustainable landscaping, greenroofs, and greenwalls. Greener by Design, Inc. became the company name in late 2005 following 26 years as Mornhurst Gardens, Co. Inc. Ann Roberts Levine, Heller's mother, founded Mornhurst Gardens in 1979. They are a family business in a broader sense of the word. As a company, they are invested in creating a better world not just making a quick buck. In addition, they treat their employees like family, by striving to obtain affordable health insurance, and by training and providing employment opportunities even during the slow months. They provide both weekly and monthly safety training meetings and have won safety awards over the past five years. They have a no pesticide approach to land care that is based on Integrated Pest Management, natural controls, and selecting the appropriate plant for each location. For more information, visit Greener By Design at www.greenerdesigns.com.

Richard Heller, the founder, CEO, and CFO of Greener By Design, has worked as a design/build contractor creating some of the most beautiful rooftop gardens in Manhattan. In this episode he discusses everything from his design philosophy to unique construction and production techniques to maintaining a maintenance program for his high maintenance clients. He even tells us the best ways to get out of parking tickets and how to make his favorite childhood snack called "mud cups."Heller is known as a real character, a good friend and just a lot of fun. So if you are interested in Green Roofs and Green Walls you should listen in.Heller grew up in the heart of New York City and has more than 30 years of experience working in all areas of the landscape industry including; interior plants and orchids, floral design, as well as landscape design, installation and maintenance. He is a Landscape Industry Certified Manager & Technician and writes for The Pelham Weekly and the NY Landscape Contractor newspapers. Richard provides consulting and public speaking services regarding sustainable landscaping, greenroofs, and greenwalls.Greener by Design, Inc. became the company name in late 2005 following 26 years as Mornhurst Gardens, Co. Inc. Ann Roberts Levine, Heller's mother, founded Mornhurst Gardens in 1979.They are a family business in a broader sense of the word. As a company, they are invested in creating a better world not just making a quick buck. In addition, they treat their employees like family, by striving to obtain affordable health insurance, and by training and providing employment opportunities even during the slow months. They provide both weekly and monthly safety training meetings and have won safety awards over the past five years. They have a no pesticide approach to land care that is based on Integrated Pest Management, natural controls, and selecting the appropriate plant for each location.For more information, visit Greener By Design at www.greenerdesigns.com.

Richard Heller, the founder, CEO, and CFO of Greener By Design, has worked as a design/build contractor creating some of the most beautiful rooftop gardens in Manhattan. In this episode he discusses everything from his design philosophy to unique construction and production techniques to maintaining a maintenance program for his high maintenance clients. He even tells us the best ways to get out of parking tickets and how to make his favorite childhood snack called "mud cups." Heller is known as a real character, a good friend and just a lot of fun. So if you are interested in Green Roofs and Green Walls you should listen in. Heller grew up in the heart of New York City and has more than 30 years of experience working in all areas of the landscape industry including; interior plants and orchids, floral design, as well as landscape design, installation and maintenance. He is a Landscape Industry Certified Manager & Technician and writes for The Pelham Weekly and the NY Landscape Contractor newspapers. Richard provides consulting and public speaking services regarding sustainable landscaping, greenroofs, and greenwalls. Greener by Design, Inc. became the company name in late 2005 following 26 years as Mornhurst Gardens, Co. Inc. Ann Roberts Levine, Heller's mother, founded Mornhurst Gardens in 1979. They are a family business in a broader sense of the word. As a company, they are invested in creating a better world not just making a quick buck. In addition, they treat their employees like family, by striving to obtain affordable health insurance, and by training and providing employment opportunities even during the slow months. They provide both weekly and monthly safety training meetings and have won safety awards over the past five years. They have a no pesticide approach to land care that is based on Integrated Pest Management, natural controls, and selecting the appropriate plant for each location. For more information, visit Greener By Design at www.greenerdesigns.com.

Richard Heller, the founder, CEO, and CFO of Greener By Design, has worked as a design/build contractor creating some of the most beautiful rooftop gardens in Manhattan. In this episode he discusses everything from his design philosophy to unique construction and production techniques to maintaining a maintenance program for his high maintenance clients. He even tells us the best ways to get out of parking tickets and how to make his favorite childhood snack called "mud cups."Heller is known as a real character, a good friend and just a lot of fun. So if you are interested in Green Roofs and Green Walls you should listen in.Heller grew up in the heart of New York City and has more than 30 years of experience working in all areas of the landscape industry including; interior plants and orchids, floral design, as well as landscape design, installation and maintenance. He is a Landscape Industry Certified Manager & Technician and writes for The Pelham Weekly and the NY Landscape Contractor newspapers. Richard provides consulting and public speaking services regarding sustainable landscaping, greenroofs, and greenwalls.Greener by Design, Inc. became the company name in late 2005 following 26 years as Mornhurst Gardens, Co. Inc. Ann Roberts Levine, Heller's mother, founded Mornhurst Gardens in 1979.They are a family business in a broader sense of the word. As a company, they are invested in creating a better world not just making a quick buck. In addition, they treat their employees like family, by striving to obtain affordable health insurance, and by training and providing employment opportunities even during the slow months. They provide both weekly and monthly safety training meetings and have won safety awards over the past five years. They have a no pesticide approach to land care that is based on Integrated Pest Management, natural controls, and selecting the appropriate plant for each location.For more information, visit Greener By Design at www.greenerdesigns.com.