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Upcoming Chapter Events April 8 - The Current State of Sustainable Design: An International Perspective by Dr. Kath Williams - in partnership with SLCCC April 20 - USGBC-STL Earth Day Booth in Forest Park May 9 - LEED for Schools Technical Review at St. Louis Community College Wildwood Campus May 20 - LEED Showcase * June 22 - 24 - Greening the Heartland - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! July 14 - LEED NC Technical Review * July 17 - Dark Skies program in partnership with American Institute of Architects - St. Louis and the St. Louis Astronomical Society * * Sponsorship opportunities available! Contact USGBC-STL at (314) 577-0854 or usgbc-stl@mobot.org for more information.
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The Current State of Sustainable Design: An International Perspective by Dr. Kath Williams - April 8Join USGBC-STL and the St. Louis Council of Construction Consumers to hear Dr. Kath Williams, former president of the World Green Building Council, share her global perspective on the state of green building including:
WHEN: Tuesday, April 8, 2008, 5:30 pm Registration & networking, 6:15 pm Program Program Sponsored by: Greening the Heartland Registration NOW OPEN!Be sure to visit the Greening the Heartland website at www.greeningtheheartland.org to check out the semi-final program and register for what is shaping up to be a great conference! WHAT: Greening the Heartland 2008 - 5th Annual Green Building & Sustainability Conference Newly Certified LEED Buildings in St. Louis!The St. Louis green building community is very busy. Congratulations to the following projects on their recent LEED Certification! The St. Louis Region is now up to 16 LEED Certified commercial buildings and 2 LEED Certified Homes!
Land Development & LEED Program - April 9WHAT: Land Development & LEED: A Simple Green Solution Seminar will cover:
Keynote Speaker: Mark Meyer, P.E., Principal Civil Engineer - Intuition & Logic Hosted by Advanced Drainage System and Hancor, Inc. Earth Day in Forest Park - Volunteer to work the Chapter booth!
For more information or to sign up, contact Hope Breidenbach at usgbc-stl@mobot.org or 314-577-0225! EarthWays Center Educational OfferingsThe Missouri Botanical Garden's EarthWays Center has a packed spring with the following educational opportunities: Problem Solving Sustainability for the Small Business Owner - April 30, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Improving Energy & Comfort at Home - May 22, 5:30 - 7:30 pm Greening Your New Home – No Greenwashing Allowed - May 7, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Where Is “Away”: Leaving For The Landfill - June 7, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Training - June 9 - June 13, 2008 Are you a contractor interested in helping to improve the efficiency of existing homes? Then you should become part of the Greater St. Louis Regional Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program. EarthWays Center coordinates this local effort in Missouri and Illinois. For information on this program contact Korey Hart at 314-577-0228 or korey.hart@mobot.org. For details, on any of the classes above, please visit the EarthWays Center Adult Class Schedule. WHAT: An annual conference of landscape architects, students and associated professionals, bringing together the American Society of Landscape Architects chapters of Iowa, Prairie Gateway, Saint Louis, Great Plains and Oklahoma. This year's conference features presentations on green roofs, green & sustainable technologies and the importance of urban areas & open space! WHAT: LEED for Schools Technical Review This full day workshop will help you understand credit categories of the LEED for Schools Rating System. You will become familiar with tools for implementing LEED on school projects as well as the costs and benefits of healthy schools. Instructors are Jason Hanline and Bob Kobet. To register go to www.usgbc.org/workshops/register. For more information, download the workshop flyer. Laclede Gas Company is sponsoring this FREE half-day Energy Action Workshop to discuss how to improve energy efficiency and operations in commercial and industrial building applications. Information will be provided on energy management programs and energy conservation recommendations for existing buildings. Lunch will be provided. Speakers include:
WHEN: Friday, May 9 - Breakfast at 7:00 am, Program at 8:00 am and Lunch at 12:00 pm
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