I have been wondering if land that is completely left alone, not watered, without any vegetation other than what one would find on cleared desert land, would count?

I am trying to understand how to account for native trees. I understand that we do not count the area of the canopy, but what is at ground level.

Hi Everyone According to 2009 version LEED reference guide there are two ways to calculate out native or adapted vegetation area.

Hi, Need your suggestion and expertise on this inquiry? We do have a land which we manage and maintain, this land is covered with native vegetation and is not within the project LEED boundary.

We are thinking of organizing an annual service project to remove invasive species in a nearby park to comply with SSc5.

The deck is not under a roof overhang. It is raised above the ground a foot or so, and I believe there is grass underneath.

Does installing a vertical wall in building facade or interior contribute to this credit? I assume that doing so will also promoting biodiversity.

We recently recieved our project review for a property. Initially, we attempted to claim a retention pond as an on-site protected land.