The North County Climate Change Alliance is a volunteer-driven, grassroots, non-partisan, non-profit organization working to empower people and organizations in North San Diego County to Act Now on climate change through education, collaboration and mobilization.
The San Diego Green Business Network helps San Diego businesses cut operating costs, share impactful ideas with peers and get free support to improve sustainability.
Improving energy and water efficiency, reducing waste and improving air quality boosts the bottom line for your business. It’s great for the environment, too!
Once accepted, you'll get:
+no-cost energy assessments
+marketing support
+invitations to educational workshops and networking opportunities
+a listing in our membership directory
...and much more!
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.
The Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) develops creative and practical solutions to enhance Portland’s livability, preserve distinctive places and plan for a resilient future.
Some of our work areas: climate, planning, sustainability, recycling and composting, events
1900 SW 4th Ave
Suite 7100
Portland, OR 97201
503-823-7700
Our Mission: Empowering MA residents, government, and business leaders to keep our communities clean and beautiful.
We believe that litter, illegal dumpsites, graffiti, and vacant lots not only hurt property values and discourage economic development, but they also reduce a community’s collective self-esteem. Litter begets litter and blight begets blight.
But it doesn’t have to be that way. Residents can take ownership of the appearance of their communities. That’s where Keep Massachusetts Beautiful can help.
Ride Illinois is a nonprofit organization working for all Illinois bicyclists, promoting bicycle access, education, and safety.
Keep Chicago Beautiful, an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, is a nonprofit organization that works with Chicagoland’s business community, schools, neighborhoods and government agencies to improve our environment through education, public awareness and community involvement.
With a particular emphasis on waste reduction and recycling, we offer educational workshops and coordinate presentations by expert speakers throughout Chicago.
Neat Streets Miami is a County board dedicated to creating beautiful gateways, corridors and connections. Our impact can be seen in efforts such as:
• Educational programs
• Tree plantings
• Roadway landscape projects
• Street tree and aesthetics planning
• Metrorail station enhancements
• Metrorail station landscape enhancements
We sponsor activities, run contests, develop anti-litter campaigns, provide information and more.
Please get in touch of you'd like to know more - or to join in!
Intended to encourage direct citizen action, "Sustainable Neighborhoods Denver" provides support and recognition to Denver neighborhoods where residents organize workshops, projects, and other events that improve livability while reducing ecological footprints.
Participating neighborhoods earn program credits for their efforts and may receive sustainable neighborhood designations, such as “Participating Sustainable Neighborhood” and “Outstanding Sustainable Neighborhood.”
The California Native Plant Society is a statewide nonprofit organization seeking to increase understanding and appreciation of California's native plants and to preserve them in their natural habitat through scientific activities, education, conservation, and restoration.
The San Diego Chapter serves San Diego and Imperial counties. We invite you to come to our meetings and field trips, learn more about the flora of our state, and meet people who share your interest in native plants. You may email us to ask general questions about native plants or the chapter.