National Preservation Conference LEED Credit Sessions

The Following Sessions Have Been Approved for LEED Credits at the 2009 National Preservation Conference in Nashville

To learn more about these and all sessions at this year's conference, click HERE.

Holding on to the Homestead
Innovations in Rural Preservation Planning - Coordinating Preservation with Sustainability and Community Development Policies
Paying Up for Tearing Down
Community, Equity, and Justice
Energy Development in Your Backyard: Impacts to Private and Public Landscape
Sustainability, Preservation and Federal Public Policy

Green Makeover at Historic Fisk University
Green Spaces and Development in the United Kingdom - Save that Farm and Ranch!
Land Conservation and Preservation As Partners
Creating a Sustainable Future in Harmony with our Pasts: The National Trust's Sustainability Program
Economic Stimulus: Making the Case for Reinvestment and Sustainability
The 21st Century Historic Resources Survey
Innovation in Policy and Practice: The Preservation Green Lab
Local Preservation Commissions: Taking the Lead in Greening Design Guidelines
Advocating for Community-Centered Schools

Leiper’s Fork: Conservation Easements Protecting a Way of Life
Green Rehabilitation: Meeting the Standards while Achieving Sustainability Goals
Help is on the Way: Greening Your Historic Home
Crossroads of Fresh, Sustainable, Local Preservation - Salt Lake City
Historic Wood Windows: How Green Are They Really?
Artist Influx: Crafting Creative Spaces in Existing Buildings
Preserving Housing in Low-Income Neighborhoods
How does Your Garden Grow? Using Sustainable Agriculture To Compliment Your Preservation Program