15-16 JUNE : Register now for GRHC’s First Virtual Grey to Green!

15-16 JUNE : Register now for GRHC’s First Virtual Grey to Green!

In light of COVID-19, Grey to Green 2021 will take place on a virtual platform on June 15th and June 16th.

EXCITING SPEAKERS

Get inspired by professionals working to create greener and more resilient communities post-COVID19. Designers, researchers and policymakers will come together to share their work in Biophilic Design, Integrated Stormwater Management Practices, Urban Agriculture, Green Roof and Green Wall Best Practices & more!

GET CONNECTED

Just because we are virtual does not mean we have to miss out on networking! Grey to Green 2021 will engage you in the discussion and help you connect with other passionate professionals.  Connect one-on-one with speakers or in break-out rooms to help solve urban challenges!

GET INSPIRED

Most importantly, let’s get inspired. Grey to Green 2021 is all about hope and giving you the tools and connections to build a better tomorrow.  We can’t wait to see you!

Continuing Education: Grey to Green Virtual will be pending approval for various Continuing Education Credits following agenda selection. As always, the Grey to Green Conferences and Events are approved for Green Roof Professional credits.

Continuing Education: Approved for 12.5 APLD CEUs, 13 ASLA CEUs, 13.5 AIA CEUs and 13.5 GRP CEUs.

To learn more, check out the conference website: https://greytogreenconference.org/

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