Join the USGBC Redwood Empire Board and friends Thursday, March 24 from 5:30 - 6:30 pm, for our first live members meeting in two years. Our host is Farmster Farm in Cotati. Farmster “aims to educate communities about real-world solutions such as reduced food waste, plant-rich diets, and silviopasture management,” an approach to agricultural that sees livestock as integral ... Read more

The Redwood Empire Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute is again hosting their annual product show. This event grows every year and attracts the attention of all building design and construction professionals in the greater North Bay Area. Manufacturers, distributors and service providers should not miss the tremendous opportunity to gain access to those building ... Read more

Where the USGBC community shapes the future of green building and LEED.Attend USGBC Live to learn how members of our community are tackling challenges and leveraging LEED and green building strategies to meet industry, organizational and community goals for sustainability, resilience, health and equity. More information.

Generation Housing: Evidence to Inform Action will focus on the current state of housing and its impact on the community.

The 2023 RECSI Construction Technology Expo is planning a full day with longer exhibitor times, 2 free seminars and lots of networking opportunities. This strategic alliance of architectural, engineering, and construction professionals is meeting to build knowledge, improve project delivery, advance the art and science of building, and for professional development. The product show runs ... Read more

North Bay Zero Waste Symposium engages community stakeholders by showcasing zero waste policies, programs and infrastructure that design waste out of the system wherever possible and divert discarded materials through composting, reclaiming, reducing, reusing, and recycling.  We can eliminate waste around the North Bay with the participation of all residents and businesses.  Together, it is possible ... Read more