SLR's Jeremy Smith published in Planning Resource

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Bridging the sustainability gap: Reflections from Textile Exchange 2026

21 October 2026

3 minutes read

Over three crisp, clear days in October, more than 1,300 people came together for this year’s Textile Exchange conference in Vancouver, Canada.

Though the theme of the event was ‘The implementation era’, what struck me most in each of the conversations, whether on-stage or in breakouts, was the idea of connection.

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Post Date: 05 May 2022
Read Time: 1 minute

SLR’s Jeremy Smith (Technical Discipline Manager for Landscape Architecture) was featured in Planning Resource magazine last week. In an article discussing the contested issue of valued landscape, Jeremy is quoted on the subject, sharing his views on the use of guidelines for resolving whether a landscape is indeed valued.

The online version is only available to subscribers. If you do have a log-in you can view the article on Planning Resource online. And if you happen to have a copy to hand, Jeremy is featured on page 14.

Bridging the sustainability gap: Reflections from Textile Exchange 2026

SLR’s purpose is Making Sustainability Happen.

SLR's Jeremy Smith published in Planning Resource

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