Australasian Green Infrastructure Network
Connecting Australasia's Green Infrastructure
About us
Started by a group of passionate urban greeners across government, industry and research sectors in 2021, we incorporated as an association in 2022.
Our mission is to bring government, industry and researchers together to achieve high quality green infrastructure, focusing on green roofs, walls and facades.
Our Vision
Healthier, liveable and climate-resilient communities with high quality urban green infrastructure across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
Networking
Expanding the network of Australasian Green Infrastructure professionals
Advocacy
Advocating for and promoting the benefits of high-quality Green Infrastructure across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
Best Practice
Strengthening guidelines and improving policy
Come Join Us
Please contact us if you are interested in joining our mailing list or supporting AGIN by volunteering or making a financial donation. Our inaugural Annual General Meeting will be held in mid-2023.
I started AGIN, to create a community of Green Infrastructure practitioners who are championing the greening of our cities and environments across Australia
Gail Hall - Co Founder, AGIN
This emerging network of Green Infrastructure practitioners is well-placed to transform our urban environments into thriving ecosystems
Ben Nicholson - Co Founder, AGIN
Supporters
The incorporation of AGIN as an association has been proudly supported by:
Andrea Pianella
Ben Nicholson
Brod Street
Evergreen Infrastructure
Elizabeth Phillips
Fytogreen Australia
Gail Hall
Ian Shears
Jane Sharman
Jeremy Rose
Joe Glesta
Joerg Werdin
John Rayner
Junglefy
Laura Geoghegan
Mitchell Clouten
Sebastian Pfautsch
Stephen Livesley
Tensile Constructions
Thami Croeser
Warwick Savvas
We acknowledge the First Nations people of the lands and waters across which our members are spread. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We acknowledge the important cultural role water, flora and fauna have in our urban landscapes and the benefits for our cities when these elements are allowed to perform their cultural functions as well as their environmental functions.