Farewell to one of our finest
Today we farewell one of our longest serving Junglefyers, Andrew Wands who has been our Horticulture Manager for over five years. Andrew and his partner are leaving Australia to embark on an epic journey [...]
James Griffin MP visits Junglefy nursery
Last week, James Griffin MP, Member for Manly visited our nursery to learn what goes into creating living infrastructure projects like the Manly Vale commuter car park. Mr Griffin saw where the 9,000 plants [...]
Media Release – B-Line success – $5.9 million passenger trips in first year
Originally published by Transport for NSW on 6 December 2018 The NSW Government’s B-Line bus service has carried more people in its first year of operation than the population of Greater Sydney. Minister for [...]
485 La Trobe Street’s Breathing Wall wins AIH Award
Australia's largest indoor Breathing Wall was recently recognised at the 58th Australian Institute of Horticulture (AIH) Annual Awards. The Lendlease project at 485 La Trobe Street was awarded with the AIH Urban Greenspace Award [...]
Company Announcement – Junglefy™️ announce international expansion and strategic European appointment
Junglefy confirm overseas distribution of the patented Breathing Wall technology via the appointment of European distributor. Junglefy announced today that its scientifically proven Breathing Wall system will be made available internationally in 2019. This [...]
South China Morning Post – ‘Asia’s first vertical forest could reshape how cities fight climate change’
Originally published in the South China Morning Post by Peta Tomlinson on 21 October 2018. Designed to absorb 25 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year and produce about 60kg of oxygen per day, the [...]
The Importance of Living Infrastructure in Schools
Originally published on Sourceable by Jock Gammon, 14 September 2018. Did you know that in 2017, there were more than 3.8 million student enrolled in 9,444 (public, catholic and independent) primary and high schools [...]
The Urban Developer – ‘A Jungle of Rooftop Greenery’ : Council Makes Green Roof Push
Originally published in The Urban Developer by Ana Narvaez, 11 September 2018 Developers will be encouraged to include rooftop gardens and communal space on new apartment projects under proposed changes to Brisbane’s City Plan. [...]
Back to School: Urban Forestry
The University of Melbourne and the City of Melbourne have combined their collective knowledge to develop the Australian School of Urban Forestry. More than just tree planting, this intensive 6 day program explores the layering of [...]
Hort Innovation and NGIA – Junglefy Case Study
As a collaboration between Hort Innovation Australia and Nursery and Garden Industry Australia (NGIA), this case study with Junglefy's Horticulture Manager, Andrew Wands details how Junglefy uses research and technology to refine living infrastructure [...]