Inspiration for the planet and people
Since 2000, Edwina Robinson designed private and public landscapes in Canberra and NSW. Each design considers the planet and people and what the future climate might be like.
She works collaboratively on large blue-green infrastructure projects, like Canberra’s urban wetlands; public spaces in the new development of Bradfield, Sydney; and community-led microforests. Since 2019, Edwina has been involved in the design and development of six public microforests, all led by communities.
About Edwina Robinson
Edwina is a landscape architect, microforest maker, gardener, change-maker, thought leader and grandparent. She believes in our collective power to transform our physical environment and wellbeing. She founded the social enterprise, The Climate Factory, and co-founded of the not-for-profit, the Microforest Collective.
She is a Registered Landscape Architect with the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects.
In the media
‘Microforests in Canberra offer hope against climate change’ ABC
‘Microforest Madness’ Riotact
‘Australian grassroots campaigners on how they got it done’ The Guardian
‘How to create climatewise city gardens’ City Renewal Authority
‘Climate-wise and beautiful – how to have the perfect Canberra Garden’ Canberra Daily