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Green Action

The Austin Yellow Bike Project is a volunteer-powered initiative to put bicycles on the streets of Austin and Central Texas by operating community bike shops, teaching bike mechanics and maintenance, and acting as a local bike advocacy group.

At YBP, we don’t fix your bike for you—we show you how to fix it yourself. Our Webberville Shop has twelve fully equipped work-stands and a large selection of used parts, frames, and bikes in various stages of repair.

The San Diego River Park Foundation

The San Diego River Park Foundation is dedicated to improving the health of the San Diego River and creating a better quality of life for our community through the creation of a 52 mile river-long park system. Our programs, projects, and events are designed to connect people to our historic San Diego River and empower the community to steward and celebrate it.

EarthShare of Texas is a 501(c)3 non-profit committed to making environmental support as easy as possible by giving workers the ability to donate through payroll contribution campaigns.

No matter what size your workforce, we can assist you in developing a tailored program that offers dynamic opportunities to better connect your employees with corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability goals.

A local affiliate of Texas Interfaith Power and Light, Interfaith Environmental Network is the go-to resource for Austinites who aspire to make environmental stewardship a cornerstone of their religious commitment.

Let’s come together and start Green Teams at our places of worship to collaborate on ways to respond to climate change and other environmental challenges, spread environmental knowledge, and advocate for environmental stewardship as people of faith.

Remarkably, the Chicago metropolitan area contains some of Illinois’ largest and best remnants of our native eco-systems. That’s where the volunteers of North Branch Restoration Project come in, gathering at scheduled sites to restore health to our local Forest Preserves by cutting brush, pulling weeds, gathering and sowing seeds.

By removing introduced weeds and invasive brush, we reduce competition that threatens native plants.

Collecting and scattering seeds of native species, we restore the grasses and wildflowers to places where they’ve died out.

Miami Is Not Plastic is an initiative for businesses and individuals to reduce Single Use Disposable Plastic, unclog our ocean and save the marine life. We host clean-ups and other events, and partner with several organizations in our quest to protect the environment.

We strive to transform communities through education, awareness and responsible practices. Our goal is to inspire local business in the hospitality, parks and marina sector in the Miami area to adopt alternative options to single use disposable plastic.

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