Author name: Jeremy Thomas | Environmentarian

Founder of Environmentarian and digital partner of the Hemp Building Directory. I help hemp builders and suppliers strengthen their online presence through websites, content, and digital strategy. Passionate about sustainable building and making hemp more visible in the marketplace. Always open to conversations about growing the hemp industry online. “You can’t halt progress but you can make it more sustainable” ; Jeremy Thomas

Building Approvals for Hempcrete & Natural Buildings

Building Approvals for Hempcrete and Natural Buildings. It’s Easier Than You Think

Introduction – Building Approvals If you’ve ever considered building with hempcrete or other natural materials, you’ve probably wondered: “Will I be able to get council approval?” The good news? According to building designer and Hemp Building Directory co-founder Kirstie Wulf of Shelter Building Design is that getting building approvals for hemp buildings is straightforward…once you […]

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Hemp-Connect Forum 2025

youtube.com/@HempBuildingAustralia Channel Launched with 30+ Hemp Connect 2025

We’re excited to announce the launch of the Hemp Building Directory’s new YouTube channel, and we’re kicking things off with a bang: a full series of interviews, pitches, and conversations from Hemp Connect Forum 2025!

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Geobind (Binder Supplier)

Geobind is a mineral binder made in New Zealand that enhances hempcrete performance. Safer and faster than traditional binders, it suits cast-in-situ and prefab applications. Geobind is council-approved, fire-safe, and ideal for carbon-zero construction. Perfect for builders aiming to create strong, sustainable, and compliant hempcrete structures.

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Reflections on the Hemp-Connect Forum

The Hemp-Connect Forum was more than just a gathering—it was a strong demonstration of what’s possible when different parts of the hemp industry come together. From researchers and product manufacturers to designers, developers, and policy influencers, the event showed how collaboration can expand the pie for everyone involved.

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