The usgbc.org website is packed with resources for LEED users, sustainability professionals and people looking to get more involved in green building. Every year, we add new strategic content to help you find what you need.

Here's a breakdown of the top five webpages to check out—two entirely new landing pages that we created in 2019, plus three of the pages our users search for most often.

Top new pages

1. Green career resources. Data shows that green skills are changing the workforce, and USGBC can help you grow your career in hot markets like construction and clean energy. Explore our new webpage on green careers, broken down by career stage, which links to education courses and details on achieving green credentials and badges.

2. Exam prep for credentials. USGBC's flagship professional credentials, the LEED Green Associate and LEED AP with specialty, signify that you’re a leader in the field and underscore your value to LEED project teams and sustainability-focused organizations. In 2019, we built a new LEED credential exam prep page to put all those resources in one place: exam requirements, task and knowledge domains, sample questions and study materials.

Most searched-for pages

3. LEED Green Associate exam prep. Among our top content in Google searches was the LEED Green Associate subsection of the new exam prep landing page, with all the resources specific to this foundational credential. Learn more about LEED Green Associate exam prep resources.

4. RP credits. Searchers also were very interested in regional priority (RP) credits this year. The regional priority credit lookup page allows you to see what's available by zip code. RP credits are existing LEED credits that help project teams focus on their local environmental, social equity and public health priorities. Learn more about RP credits.

5. EA credits. Another top search in 2019 was for LEED v4 for Building Design and Construction Energy and Atmosphere credits for new construction projects. The Energy and Atmosphere credit category covers aspects like energy performance, renewables and metering. Learn how LEED v4.1 addresses the EA category.

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Top 5 USGBC web resources of 2019

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