The conference will examine the important role of green roofs, green walls and stormwater management practices as a tool to navigate extreme rain and heat events in cities. This year, Grey to Green welcomes two incredible keynotes at the forefront of how a changing climate will impact cities. Dr. William Hooke, Associate Executive Director and Senior Policy Fellow at the American Meteorological Society and Katharine Burgess the Vice President of Urban Resilience with the Urban Land Institute (Read more about Grey to Green keynotes)

Grey to Green: D.C. Metro Region Conference will shine a spotlight on green infrastructure best practices in policy, design, financing, research and maintenance from across the region and beyond. By coming together to network and share information, Grey to Green will help stimulate more rapid progress in the utilization of green infrastructure across the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Join us at Grey to Green: DC Metro to discover new and innovative ways to renature our cities and how to advocate for green infrastructure policy! Register today at greytogreenconference.org!