Download INaturalist and Show Us What You Find on the Wall!

Many of our Vertical Meadows are now listed as specific locations on INaturalist. Download INaturalist on Iphone Download INaturalist on Android We’d love for people to start registering what they find! iNaturalist is one of the world’s most powerful tools for documenting biodiversity. Every observation—whether it’s a bee, bird, or bryophyte—helps scientists, conservationists, and communities…

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Common misconceptions associated with living facades and green walls 

As more and more of the world’s population transition from rural and naturally vegetated areas to urban centres, we must find new and innovative ways to better integrate nature into our ever-expanding cities. While green roofs and parks serve as valuable means of achieving this goal, vast amounts of vertical space remain largely untapped. Green…

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Meadow Cladding demonstrator with Josef Gartner GmbH

Our first Vertical Meadow Cladding demonstrator is currently being grown and tested in Gundelfingen, Germany.

We are excited to announce details of our demonstrator project with Josef Gartner GmbH (part of the Permasteelisa Group) which is currently being grown and tested in Gundelfingen, Germany. Following the recent launch of our new Meadow Cladding system, we have been working in collaboration with Gartner to develop its first prototype of a meadow…

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Government’s announcement on green targets

Last week, the Prime Minister announced some major changes to the UK’s environmental policy commitments, pushing back our previous targets for achieving net-zero. As a business that operates in the green-tech space, Vertical Meadow’s drive is simple – to make the world a better place and secure a brighter future for both current and future…

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In the media: Forbes

How This Engineer Is Bringing Biodiversity Back Into Our Cities Vertical Meadow founder, Alistair Law, is profiled in Forbes, discussing the drive behind our nature-tech start-up and how our solutions help return nature and biodiversity back to our cities. Read the full article here.

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