.UC San Diego promotes the health and well-being of its students through #LEED + The Sustainable SITES Initiative. Its North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood uses Site Development credits to prioritize health and wellness through biodiversity, with more than 66% of vegetated open

Peek into the SITES Silver Fort Missoula Regional Park, located in the Historic District of Missoula County, Montana. The 156-acre park was designed with sustainability in mind, including resource-saving irrigation systems, soil restoration and more. bit.ly/3Dvd61g

Biodiversity is one of our greatest defenses against climate change. Through SITES and #LEED certification, the GSA implements green infrastructure strategies to support #biodiversity. bit.ly/3rNy5Kc

Biodiversity is one of our greatest defenses against climate change. Through SITES and #LEED certification, the GSA implements green infrastructure strategies to support #biodiversity. bit.ly/3Yjx1tP

Arizona State University's Orange Mall was transformed with SITES certification. With low-impact development techniques, a sustainable water system, and native planting, the mall demonstrates the university's commitment to sustainability. bit.ly/43WXluQ

Why SITES? Explore our latest resource to discover the benefits + science of the SITES rating system when prioritizing resilience, #biodiversity, and human health to help mitigate climate change. bit.ly/3qunOCA

Interested in #biodiversity? Connect with SITES during Greenbuild September 26-29. Learn more and explore the sessions today. bit.ly/3qzw0RW

Are you heading to #Greenbuild September 26-29? Join a tour of The Sustainable SITES Initiative projects based in Washington, DC, and multiple sessions on sustainable landscape development. Mark your calendar for these sessions: bit.ly/3OZcGXJ

With the climate crisis and rapidly changing regional conditions driving much of the design thinking, Arizona State University transformed a portion of a vehicular road into a shady, The Sustainable SITES Initiative pedestrian mall which roughly 12,000 people traverse daily. bit.ly/44Y8rkV

Las Riberas, a huge residential neighborhood project in Hermosillo, Mexico, has achieved Latin America's first SITES Gold certification! bit.ly/3re6hPa

Landscape architects understand the benefits of ecosystem services, but they can be a challenge to explain to those outside the industry. The Sustainable SITES Initiative offers a resource that breaks down how SITES certification benefits project owners for years to come. bit.ly/3qunOCA

"The Sustainable SITES Initiative is another tool for reducing emissions and increasing sequestration in the landscape...70 percent of SITES credits contribute to improving carbon drawdown.”, - Danielle Pieranunzi, SITES Director Green Business Certification Inc. bit.ly/3QGEyka

The SITES precertified Glendale Regional Park in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a 17-acre park proposed to create public outdoor recreation available to the neighborhood. Learn more about the park and precertification. bit.ly/46hwRpk

Pamela Conrad says there is an opportunity for designers to challenge their conception of what urban landscapes are—and what they’re for. bit.ly/4743Mhi

SITES Community Partner network joins a diverse group of organizations and individuals committed to advancing healthy ecosystems by developing landscapes that enrich lives and ecologically thrive. Learn more and consider joining the network today. bit.ly/3tOi9J7

How do nature-based solutions help solve biodiversity loss and climate change? How can The Sustainable SITES Initiative serve as a guide to these solutions? Learn more in a free webinar from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) on May 22 at 1 PM ET. Register today: bit.ly/4ajPP0k

SITES recognizes the links between human health, the environment, and the economy. Discover how SITES supports the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals. bit.ly/3Wcm6mi

The SITES AP credential from The Sustainable SITES Initiative establishes a common framework to define an individual's knowledge in creating sustainable and resilient landscapes and outdoor spaces. Hear from SITES AP Brandon Hartz, GSA Senior Landscape Architect: bit.ly/3PYIyMb

Landscape architect and SITES AP Amy Syverson-Shaffer discusses sustainable outdoor design and using SITES to reduce environmental impact. bit.ly/4deOwlh

Landscape architects understand the benefits of ecosystem services, but they can be a challenge to explain to those outside the industry. The Sustainable SITES Initiative offers a resource that breaks down how SITES certification benefits project owners for years to come. bit.ly/3qunOCA