Your Investment at Work in October 2018!
Hooray for us all! The moment arrived last week when The LivingPlant™ video was given wings and a link went sailing into the email boxes across this globe. Five days later it had over 2200 views and 77 shares on Facebook. Thanks to GPGB Supporters, the message that
Your Investment at Work – September 2018
Happy Fall Supporters! This Dynamic Movement image is from our newest course** for building professionals – the one we made thanks to your investment in our work. What is Dynamic Movement? It is non-rhythmic, reoccurring sensory stimulus like – fish swimming, the breeze moving through branches, birdsong. We like to
Tech Talk Satire Video Makes The Case For Nature’s Original Technology: Plants
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: (Ukiah, California, September 25, 2018) – Employing the instantly recognizable performance style tech unveilings made famous by the late Steve Jobs for Apple, with inspiration from thousands of TED Talks videos around the world, Green Plants for Green Buildings released its own video unveiling “a product so
Your Investment at Work in August 2018
Meet your newest communicators! Pictured above are the latest graduates of the Registered Trainer program who took the training at Cultivate’18 last month. These folks are now authorized to teach architects and designers about Biophilic Design in Fitwel, the WELL Building Standard and the Living Building Challenge and provide them
Your Investment at Work in July 2018
This month, we've leveraged your support to present "Building Wellness into Buildings” at Cultivate'18. We were honored to have Sonja Bochart and Richard Piacentini, two leaders in the field of biophilic design share their experiences with wellness building certifications (WELL, the Living Building Challenge and Fitwel). Sonja led interactive workshops
Your Investment at Work in June 2018
This month's message isn't about GPGB. It’s about what some of the HENA growers on the Big Island of Hawaii are experiencing. Three out of HENA's seven board members have lost their nurseries and homes. Atmospheric conditions due to volcanic gas are damaging other floral and foliage crops not directly