Peek into a SITES project: Colby College
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Reducing GHG emissions through SITES-certified landscapes
Feature image: The Phipps Center for Sustainable Landscapes. Image credit: Lofty Views.
Sustainable land development provides a critical opportunity for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through material choices, landscape design, construction and maintenance practices, and enhancing a project’s ability to store and sequester carbon with soil and vegetation.
Join SITES in San Francisco for two live events
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There are multiple opportunities to connect with the SITES team this fall in San Francisco, California. First, join the team for the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo, the world’s largest green building and business conference, Nov. 1–3. Then, meet SITES the following week for ASLA’s 2022 Conference on Landscape Architecture from Nov. 11–14.
How to certify your SITES project by the end of 2022
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Are you planning to achieve SITES certification for your project by the end of 2022? Plan ahead and stick to a timeline to complete all the key steps in your SITES certification process.
First, understand the timelines associated with each step in the certification process. Here is an overview of the review process and timeline associated with each review path.