Forest Bridge

We're Forest Bridge, a startup that leverages marketing and advertising dollars to green cities. We partner with responsible brands in support of sustainability goals to combine living wall billboards with hyperlocal geofencing campaigns, while giving 10% to planting urban tree groves in these local markets. Looking for innovative brands ready to showcase their CSR and sustainability goals (#NetZero) through a mix of nature-inspired experiential marketing events, less carbon-intensive digital ad tech (hyperlocal geofencing), and sustainable out of home (OOH) billboards and signage. Ready for marketing that greens cities? ?? ?? ?? ?? #climatetech #futurecities #scope3

?? Introducing: The Coolest Bag in Dallas ;) ?? ????Created with local artist Patricia Rodriguez, this isn’t just any tote—it’s a statement. A movement. A way to turn your love for Dallas into real, living, breathing trees in our city. Every bag sold helps plant urban trees, making our streets greener and our air cleaner.?? Get yours today & plant trees for Dallas! https://lnkd.in/gBH5CHXi As a quick ask, tag a friend who needs this bag and supports greening cities. #CoolestBagInDallas #UrbanTrees #EcoFriendlyFashion ?? Our goal is to get as much visibility as possible. We’d love your support—please like and comment on this post. Let's create a buzz?? and get more trees in the ground in Dallas! Marianna Verlage Archibald Harrison Tassopoulos

In order to speed things up and get more urban trees in the ground, we've created a limited edition tote bag with local artist Patricia Rodriguez that directly funds tree planting and Blackland Prairie restoration right here in Dallas. Why does this matter? * Our city is heating up. * Each native tree we plant helps cool our neighborhoods and restore our natural heritage. * This Earth Day 2025 tote is a custom art piece that plants trees where we live and work. NorthPark Center has already joined us as our launch partner for Earth Day 2025. I'd love for you—my connections, friends, and fellow green city enthusiasts—to be part of this too. Message me to for partnership opportunities for your business and we can work to make Dallas cooler, together. #CoolestBaginDallas #HeatIslands #UrbanTrees

?? Join Our 2025 Earth Day Campaign - The Coolest Bag in Dallas ?? Custom designed by local artist Patricia Rodriguez, each limited-edition tote helps plant native trees and restore Blackland Prairie habitat. * Tote purchase open to everyone (link below!) * More than just a bag... it's a chance to make our city cooler Brands and local stores: be a movement leader by carrying The Coolest Bag at your location. Partner Benefits: * Instant Earth Day/employee initiative: Ready-to-launch partnership provides a way to be part of local initiative to grow Dallas's urban tree canopy * Exclusive design by local artist * Local impact: All trees planted within Dallas * Partner recognition: Inclusion in campaign ??? Launch: Earth Day 2025 with an activation exhibit at NorthPark Center Partner Deadline - March 30, 2025 Ready to boost your brand while cooling our city? Message us?to secure your spot. Join leading Dallas brands in this movement for urban renewal. #UrbanTrees #CoolestBaginDallas?#EarthDay2025 https://lnkd.in/gVf9dBhS

When we speak of greening our cities, this is what we envision. Let's make it happen, together.

Forest Bridge is on a mission to cool our cities with urban trees and native pocket prairies. Why? * 70% of humanity will live in cities. * Temperatures in cities are hitting record highs. * Urban planting can be a cost-effective adaptation solution. #UrbanResilience #ClimateAdaptation #HeatIsland

How do you make your brand's advertising carbon neutral? "Digital advertising’s carbon impact is increasingly a hot topic within and beyond the industry. And it makes sense: while our environmental footprint may be less noticeable than other sectors of the economy, recent estimates show digital advertising accounts for roughly 3.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions — a number that is growing at 6% annually. As awareness of the industry’s environmental impact increases, brands and marketers are searching for ways to reduce their carbon footprint." Watch the VIDEO from Viant Technology below for their solution: https://lnkd.in/gWBD5FiX

Dallas is a little greener, thanks to our fantastic group of volunteers this past week. We planted 25 native and native-adapted trees (ranging 5-10 years old) in University Crossing with the City of Dallas. Then, we hooked sensors to a newly planted addition for a tree music jam session! The high notes ?? from the tree?? can be heard in this video!

Yesterday I had the pleasure of getting together with my fellow Environmental Champions from across The MISSION Group to discuss our ongoing approach to our ESG commitments and how we progress on our environmental journey. We enjoyed an inspirational talk from Laurence Kemball-Cook at Pavegen about how he brought his incredible clean-tech concept to reality and the challenges along the way. A nice reminder to fight for what you believe in! We also heard from Sustainable Advertising author Matt Bourn who showed us how our work can support a better future and promote long-term behavioural change. I’m now even more excited to plan Speed Communications’ environmental initiatives for 2025 and ensure we’re doing everything we can to hit our ambitious science-based targets! ?? #ESG #EnvironmentalChampion #Sustainability #SustainablePR Kelly Pepworth Tara Greenman-Sparrow

Planting more trees is, for me, one of those no-brainers if I were in city management. Trees not only improve air quality, reduce pollution, reduce flooding damages, and cool down the temperature, they also create a more beautiful atmosphere. A for me very unexpected but positive surprise has been the recent development of Paris. I usually come there several times per year for different events and it has undergone an amazing transformation in recent years thanks to its Climate Plan. It was originally published in 2007, but in 2018 Mayor Anne Hidalgo has given it the update that really pushed things forward. She wants to plant 170.000 trees by 2026 and what that results in can be beautifully seen in the picture below. It is the Rue du Docteur Paquelin in the 20th arrondissement for those that want to check it in person, it is not photoshopped. The Climate Plan includes turning schoolyards into green spaces, creating urban forests, and restoring overall biodiversity — making Paris greener, healthier, and more resilient for future generations. I want to give a massive shoutout here for a great sign of the positive impact politicians can have and would hope more mayors and cities follow suit. I personally think Paris has never been as attractive as it is now. Picture credits go to the Parisian photographer EmmanuelSPV and he shared more examples of the transformation online, so check him out.