URBAN FOREST COMMUNICATIONS TOOLKIT
Welcome to this month’s Greener Spaces Better Places program update. Read on to find out the latest news and highlights to keep you up to date on what’s happening and how you can benefit.
Greener Spaces Better Places designed an urban forest communications toolkit in collaboration with Living Melbourne stakeholders and partners.… Continue reading
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Welcome to this month’s Greener Spaces Better Places program update. Read on to find out the latest news and highlights to keep you up to date on what’s happening and how you can benefit.… Continue reading
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We Launched our NSW School of Thumb Series
Across three episodes hosted by TV personality Claire Hooper, we helped young Aussies to level up their gardening skills. Our green gurus included Tim Robson, a horticultural expert from Eden Gardens, Amanda Snelling, the Director of Rambling Gardens Design, and Mark Engall, a fourth-generation nurseryman.… Continue reading
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Stay up to date with the Greener Spaces Better Places program, and how you can benefit. This month, we’re full steam ahead with School of Thumb, a snappy video series where industry experts solve Australia’s gardening guesswork.
NEW EPISODES ENCOURAGE MORE AUSTRALIANS TO GET GREENING
Hosted by TV personality Claire Hooper, episodes 4, 5, and 6 were released in February, this time helping three Victorian plant parents to grow better from home.… Continue reading
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School of thumb tests well in the market
School of Thumb, Greener Spaces Better Places’ horticultural content series, launched three episodes from Western Australia in September 2022 to increase demand for greenlife products. These episodes have been put through rigorous market testing by research agency Cubery on behalf of Hort Innovation.… Continue reading
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Greener Spaces Better Places Introduces School of Thumb
School of Thumb is a Greener Spaces Better Places horticultural content series, where Australians can learn from expert growers on how best to tackle their common gardening guesswork in a fun, down to earth setting.… Continue reading
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The biggest plant and gardening trends for Spring 2022 and Beyond
The report unveils the next big gardening trends Australians are using in the face of an ever-changing climate and cost of living pressures. Greener Spaces Better Places has released the 2022 Plant & Gardening Trend Report – the only report of its kind in Australia.… Continue reading
Read MoreNew Plant Selection Tool Launched to Promote Climate Ready Urban Greening
Local governments, landscape architects and urban greening professionals are now able to use a new tool to determine which plants will survive in the Australian urban landscapes, not only now but under future climate scenarios.… Continue reading
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Greener Spaces Better Places has been working hard.
An out of home advertising campaign ran from February to April 2022. Street furniture and large format digital advertisements were showcased near nurseries in Western Australia, Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria.… Continue reading
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Charlie Albone Champions Greener Spaces Better Places
We have some exciting news! Greener Spaces Better Places is now expanding to bring citizens into the fold. We’ve been working hard to get governments and businesses on the urban greening journey and what we’ve found is that more and more it’s about the humble backyard.… Continue reading
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Let’s Grow: Report out Now.
Let’s Grow: Motivating Community Support for Private Land Urban Greening is
for anyone who wants to encourage Australians to green their land and homes.
It explores what motivates (or prevents) urban greening in the private realm,
for different population segments.… Continue reading
Welcome to this month’s Greener Spaces Better Places program update.
Find out the latest news and highlights to keep up to date on what’s happening and how you can benefit.
Greener Spaces Better Places is Growing
In a strategic pivot, the Greener Spaces Better Places brand is being relaunched to bring consumers and private landowners into the fold.… Continue reading
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What motivates Australians to green their homes?
Last month, Greener Spaces Better Places featured the Highlights from the recent Consumer Usage & Attitude Research Report (NY20002), funded by Hort Innovation using the Nursery Fund.
It showed that Australians are excited about plants and momentum is building for the sector.… Continue reading
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The state of urban forestry management in local government areas
Greener Spaces Better Places has been busy launching and showcasing research on the state of urban forestry management in Australia’s urban local government area’s (LGAs): what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next.… Continue reading
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The recent release of the Consumer Usage & Attitude Research Report (NY2002), funded by Hort Innovation using the nursery fund, has shed some insight into who is currently buying plants. The research involved surveying 1600 adult Australians, representative of the population and distributed across age, gender and state.… Continue reading
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Hi, Welcome to this month’s Greener Spaces Better Places program update. Read on to find out the latest news and highlights to keep up to date on what’s happening and how you can benefit.
Where will all the trees be? Phase 2 Report out now.… Continue reading
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Hi, Welcome to this month’s Greener Spaces Better Places program update. Read on to find out the latest news and highlights to keep up to date on what’s happening and how you can benefit.
2021 PLANT TREND REPORT:
Plant sales hints and tips for retailers
https://blog.hortjournal.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/HJA-June-2021-GSBP-update.pdf… Continue reading
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Hi, Welcome to this month’s Greener Spaces Better Places program update. Read on to find out the latest news and highlights to keep up to date on what’s happening and how you can benefit.
Trent two: 2021 PLANT TREND REPORT:
Plant sales hints and tips for retailers
A daily dose of Vitamin G (arden)
https://blog.hortjournal.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/HAL0094_HortJournal_41_May_FA_Singles.pdf… Continue reading
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