We inspire young people to take part in environmental stewardship through academics and engagement with the forests, lakes, and wildlife of Lowenwood.
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.
We both love having large families, but we struggled with the amount of waste that was created, especially with single use plastic wraps and bags. So we decided to do something about it, and began making our own reusable beeswax food wraps – a food storage technique that dates back to ancient Egypt. Our first eight-hour day of work resulted in six small wraps, a kitchen covered in wax, and a ruined iron and ironing board. However, we were dedicated to solving the problem of making wraps that worked well and would be good for our kids and the environment. We spent many months of experimentation with different ingredients and methods until we found the recipe that would become our Beejou wraps.
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.
The Ecology Action Center provides environmental education, resources, and a wide range of services for central Illinois including solid waste planning and outreach, energy audits, clean water initiatives, and greenhouse gas inventorying.
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.
The Iowa Solar Energy Trade Association (ISETA) is a professional organization dedicated to excellence in safety, quality of workmanship and technical standards for the benefit of the photovoltaic industry and its clients in Iowa.
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.
Our values include restoring fairness, expand access to Health Care, raise the minimum wage, gender pay equity, restore collective bargaining, expand BadgerCare, make elections free and fair.
Recycling Connections focuses on education and programming with a broader message that includes waste reduction and composting. The organization also works with other municipalities, organizations, and state agencies on a wide variety of solid waste management related projects.
Save Our Unique Lands (SOUL) of Wisconsin is a non-profit grassroots organization whose mission is to promote efficient and responsible management of electrical power for the public good. We believe in protecting the natural, social, and economic environments for the citizens of Wisconsin.
Soulardarity is a membership organization building energy democracy in Highland Park, MI and our neighboring communities through education, organizing, and community-owned clean energy.
The Property Management Department is entrusted with administering, operating, and maintaining St. Louis County’s public buildings.