Dusty Gedge

Green Infrastructure Professional, Speaker, Photographer and Nature Conservationist

Short biography

Wildlife Specialist

Dusty has been a birdwatcher all his life and has broad interest in nature whether it be wild bees, butterflies or wildflowers. Birds lead to his career in green infrastructure.

Bird, wildlife, landscape and cityscape photographer

Over the last ten years photography has and is an important of part of his life, whether it be on his travels around the world or walking around SE London and the City.

Green Roofs and Green Infrastructure

Currently the President of the European Federation of Green Roof Associations (EFB) and founder of Livingroofs.org, Dusty Gedge is a recognised authority, designer and consultant on green roofs and green infrastructure. He works with Gary Grant for the Green Infrastructure Consultancy Ltd.

He is also co-author with John Little of the Small-scale green roof guide that has helped lots of small roofs sprout across the globe on sheds garages and other small buildings as well as a number of seminal reports on green roofs.

Public Speaking

As a trained performer there is nothing Dusty Gedge likes better than to hold an audience. He is a recognised international speaker on green roofs, green infrastructure and biodiversity.

Media

Dusty has also been a TV presenter on a number of UK shows.

 

Dusty Gedge photographed in the UK countryside

Social Media/Blogs

There is nothing he likes better than posting reams of things on Twitter, Facebook (he runs a number of pages) and Instagram. – anything to do with the environment, nature and wildlife. He regularly gets asked to promote things on his social networks. If they are worthy, they are willingly shared.

Recent Writing

My recent posts covering the range of topics that interest me. If you are interested in specific topics then the categories can be found in the menu at the top of the page.

Buildings, birds, Wildlondoncomp

Buildings, birds, Wildlondoncomp

Anyone familiar with my work over the last 20 or so years in London will know my association with the black redstart. It was in fact, how i became involved in green roofs.

Insignificant bridge with a significant tale to tell – Andau

Insignificant bridge with a significant tale to tell – Andau

'If you cross the bridge you are in Hungary' was all the book had said. There was no reference to the memorial or that  for many in 1956 it was a bridge to freedom. The book in question was no travel guide of the normal kind but 'Where to watch birds: World...

Bromeliads at Kew Gardens

Bromeliads at Kew Gardens

During the filming of the Rooftop Rainforest TV programme for Sky 1 we ended up in the Tropical Rainforest House at Kew Gardens. I was filmed talking with Lara Jewitt an orchid and bromeliad expert.

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