We inspire young people to take part in environmental stewardship through academics and engagement with the forests, lakes, and wildlife of Lowenwood.
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Since 2008, we have been serving the renewable energy industry in a number of ways. We have long standing relationships with, and access to, a wealth of experienced engineers, builders, architects, electricians, plumbers, and other construction professionals to facilitate the unique demands of every project.
The Order was founded in 1985 with the intention of providing contemplative monastic life and witness as a leaven of spiritual renewal in the Episcopal Church. Our life in community is grounded in daily Eucharist and the Divine Office.
In our 26th year, RENEW Wisconsin continues to advance renewable energy policies for Wisconsin through advocacy, education, and collaborative initiatives.
The mission of the Center for Sustainable Community (CSC) is to provide educational experiences and demonstration projects that make ethical and wise uses of both human and natural resources.
We are an electric utility serving approximately 7,100 members on 1,500 miles of electric lines.
The Cook County Local Energy Project (CCLEP, “see-klep”) was formed in April 2008 as a citizens group to coordinate a local response to the worldwide transition away from fossil fuel-based energy sources.
Dunn Energy Cooperative (DEC) is a member-owned, not-for-profit electric cooperative in Menomonie, Wisconsin. We were established by members in 1937 to bring electricity to rural families, farms, and businesses.
Eau Claire Energy Cooperative (ECEC) provides reliable and affordable electricity and related energy services to residential, business, and farm members in Eau Claire County.
The Ecology Action Center (EAC) is a not-for-profit environmental agency with a mission to inspire and assist residents of McLean County, Illinois in creating, strengthening, and preserving a healthy environment. The EAC acts as a central resource for environmental education, information, outreach, and technical assistance in McLean County.
Escuela Verde cultivates a community that is participatory, just, sustainable, and peaceful. We are a public charter school that admits students who strive in our project-based learning environment.
Indian Hills Community College changes lives by inspiring learning, diversity, social enrichment, and regional economic advancement.
Lake Region Electric Cooperative’s membership is a mix of residential, commercial and industrial, and seasonal homes. The cooperative averages 4.6 members per mile in our 3,200 square mile service territory. We own and maintain 5,600 miles of line.
Layton Boulevard West Neighbors (LBWN) builds strong and healthy neighborhoods in the City of Milwaukee by stabilizing and revitalizing the Silver City, Burnham Park and Layton Park communities. These south side neighborhoods are some of Milwaukee’s most diverse and economically vibrant.
The Legacy Solar Co-op is a Wisconsin member cooperative that strives to reduce wasteful and polluting energy practices so we may improve the economic and ecologic conditions for generations to come.
The Linda and Gene Farley Center for Peace, Justice, and Sustainability is dedicated to socially progressive change, community partnership, sustainability, and ecological justice.
Make a difference, learn from the best. Gain skills by taking individual classes, earn a certificate or associate degree in Sustainable Food & Agriculture, Solar Energy Technology, and Energy Management.
Our Lady of the Road is a day center associated with the Catholic Worker community in South Bend, Indiana. We offer hospitality to those in need of showers, laundry facilities, clothing, food, and development of job skills.
PRWS was founded 40 years ago and offers an educational experience that instills in children a reverence for nature, a strong sense of community, and an abiding appreciation for the vales of service. PRWS serves children in K-8th grade.