USGBC will once again offer First Friday Webinars in 2025 - but this year with a twist! We'll still gather online over midday on the First Friday of each month for leading-edge education, but in 2025, we'll alternate live education sessions with highly rated, previously recorded sessions from past USGBC programming. Gather with peers and colleagues at noon Central Time on first Friday of each month to earn those CEs! These courses are available for anyone to attend, but are free to local or company USGBC members. That includes Missouri Gateway Green Building Council members! Access the webinar registration and code here. You will be prompted to login to access the code. Once you enter your login details, it will take you to your Member Dashboard. From there, click Member Only Benefits from the left-hand side menu to view the list of benefits and access code for the First Friday Webinars. You can use the code to register for one or more of the first Friday webinars. Questions? Reach out to your MO Gateway Green Building Council staff at info@mogreenbuildings.org. 2025 First Friday Webinar Sessions February 7 | Live | Green Careers, Bright Futures: Strategies for Success in the Sustainability and… Continue Reading First Friday Webinar – Green Careers, Bright Futures: Strategies for Success in the Sustainability and Advanced Energy Workforce Pipeline
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REGISTER NOW We are excited to partner with the National Society of Black Engineers – Gateway Chapter for a discussion on regional flooding challenges, including stormwater and flash flooding, exploring how municipalities, communities, engineers and designers are addressing and preparing for local environmental impacts from climate change.Between polar vortex winter storms paralyzing midwestern cities to four raging wildfires in Los Angeles wiping out entire neighborhoods, we are immersed in cataclysmic weather events that are more intense, frequent and damaging due to climate change. Like all intensifying weather and natural disaster events across the globe, the specific threats depend on location and context - and magnify the impact of existing risks in a particular place based on climate, topography, historic and current development trends, and more. Here in the St. Louis metro region, our location along the Mississippi River and at the confluence of several large rivers places us at particular risk to flooding. Climate change promises to take advantage of existing vulnerabilities in the system and exacerbate impacts to our cities, communities, livelihoods and homes. In an effort to strengthen local resilience against such risks, regional entities and organizations are coming together with local municipalities and communities to develop strategies… Continue Reading Evening Program – Building Resilience: Collaborative Strategies for Flood Mitigation in Cahokia Heights & Brentwood |
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Learn how to make the construction process more sustainable from start to finish! |
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Join Missouri Gateway Green Building Council for a tour of St. Louis Art Museum’s East Wing, exploring the sustainable features and approaches of this LEED Gold® project and how it has performed during its first decade. |
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Join the St. Louis Regional Green Business Challenge for a happy hour kick off to the 2025 Challenge! |
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