Preservation Green Lab Profiles
Meet some of the state, local and national faces behind the Preservation Green Lab, and stay tuned as we add more profiles in the future.
Kathleen Brooker
Executive Director
Historic Seattle
Allyson Brooks
State Historic Preservation Officer
Washington Department of Archeology & Historic Preservation
Roy D. Buol
Mayor
Dubuque, Iowa
Kevin Daniels
Trustee
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Liz Dunn
Consulting Director
Preservation Green Lab
Flo Lentz
Program Officer
4Culture
Mary Thompson
Trustee
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Emily Wadhams
Vice President, Public Policy
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Speak Out
Now it's your turn! Leave a comment below and tell us how you see the connection between historic preservation and sustainability.
Submitted by seasalt44 at: October 30, 2009
I still pursue the consideration of Woods College in Mathison, MS. as a green lab. It is moving toward the establishment of a preservation school and an excellent place for a green lab, in both the teaching realm and the exhibit of green space realm.
Submitted by marksfrench@msn.com at: May 28, 2009
I am chair with the Everett Historical Commission. We are currently involved with the early planning phase of a comprehensive Downtown Historic Preservation Plan for the City with a public meeting scheduled for June 23rd. As a LEED AP and preservationist, I have been actively promoting preservation as the original tool used for sustainability and using this language has helped me to better engage the public in a dialogue on historic preservation. I would like very much like to collaborate with any groups or individuals who could help me integrate sustainabiliy issues into our Downtown Historic Preservation Plan. I am hoping the PGL might be an avenue for this endeavor? Our goal is to submit a draft to City Council for approval within a year. Please advise. Thanks, Mark French