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We restore native ecosystems through ecological restoration projects based on our Regenerative Design philosophy. https://www.bayjournal.com/opinion/forum/successful-shorelines-require-a-sea-change/article_d8a594ac-1802-11ed-9f7d-1fffc8044e50.html

Green Building Store (GBS) offers products and support for energy efficient homes and buildings. Founded in 1995, GBS has been at the at the forefront of sustainable, low energy building, offering product innovations and services to helping to support the uptake of Passivhaus in the UK. GBS offers a wide range of products and services, including triple glazed timber and alu-clad windows and doors, advanced MVHR heat recovery ventilation, specialist airtightness and insulation products, as well as consultancy and building services. A strong proponent of Passivhaus design, GBS offers a comprehensive range of Passivhaus products and services for the UK, and its in-house building team have constructed numerous Passivhaus buildings including the pioneering Denby Dale Passivhaus, Golcar Passivhaus and Stirley Farm EnerPHit projects. It has offices in Huddersfield and Gillingham. Green Building Store is an Efficient Building Solutions (EBS) business. EBS acquired GBS in 2020.

The Green Register is an independent, self-funded and not-for-profit organisation whose principal goal is to promote sustainable building practices across all disciplines of the construction industry. It runs a range of practical, unbiased, affordable and up to date training courses across the UK. The events combine the practical and theoretical with all topics aiming to develop greater understanding of key building physics issues to Help Create Better Buildings. Launched in October 2000, The Green Register was initiated by Lucy Pedler’s architectural practice Archipeleco, who wanted to create a network of like-minded construction professionals across the borough of Southwark, London. The Green Register is now based in Bristol with a nationwide network of construction professionals and trades people. Supporting Lucy on a day to day basis are Birgit Nicklitzsch, Richard Williamson, Elaine Quinn and Dan Weisselberg. The Green Register is also guided by our members through our steering group and Regional Coordinators. The Green Register can provide in-house CPD (Continuing Professional Development) sessions for a wide variety of small and large organisations, ranging from general overviews of sustainable construction topics through to specifically tailored sessions.