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The Green Sports Alliance leverages the cultural and market influence of sports to promote healthy, sustainable communities where people live and play.

The Alliance inspires professional sports leagues, college conferences, sports governing bodies, colleges, teams, venues, their partners and millions of fans to embrace renewable energy, healthy food, recycling, water efficiency, safer chemicals and other environmentally preferable practices. Alliance members represent nearly 500 sports teams and venues from 15 sports leagues in 14 countries.

Mother Nature Network

Mother Nature Network is the world's most visited online network for news and information related to the environment and responsible living. We carry stories from sites that generate more than 10 million sessions per month from more than 200 countries.

We're designed for people who want to make the world a better place. Our content is engaging, non-political, and easy-to-understand and goes well beyond traditional "green" issues — encompassing topics that include family, health, home, travel, food and community involvement.

The Society of Environmental Journalists is the only North American membership association of professional journalists dedicated to more and better coverage of environment-related issues.

SEJ’s mission is to strengthen the quality, reach and viability of journalism across all media to advance public understanding of environmental issues.

Today, SEJ's membership includes more than 1,400 journalists and academics working in every type of news media in the United States, Canada, Mexico and 43 other countries.

Colorado WaterWise is a 501c(3) non-profit organization that connects stakeholders, provides resources, and serves as the collaborative leader in the efficient use of urban water in Colorado.

We provide access to regional water efficiency experts and state officials, technical analysis tools, professional networking, and educational opportunities.

We connect stakeholders that are invested in water efficiency in the State of Colorado in order to foster integration and innovation in education and technology.

The Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts (SBN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Cambridge, MA with the mission to build a Massachusetts economy that is local, green and fair. In September 2013, SBN celebrated 25 years of supporting and building local entrepreneurship.

With over 1000 locally owned and independent businesses, affiliates and individuals participating in SBN’s projects and programs, SBN remains the leading organization of sustainable business in the state.

The Black Oaks Center for Sustainable Renewable Living is dedicated to educating and training communities in reducing their carbon footprint and fossil fuel use.

From our 40-acre eco-campus on the Black Oak Savanna in Pembroke IL to the south and west sides of Chicago, Black Oaks Center educates in:

Sustainable Building: learn low carbon, natural building techniques like earth bag construction, strawbale, passive solar, energy efficient retrofitting, greywater and gravity fed water systems as well as water catchment with permaculture applications.

The Nature Conservancy in Florida

The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. For more than 56 years, we've been working in Florida to do just that. The Conservancy owns and manages approximately 55,159 acres in Florida including four preserves that are open to the public.

We focus on the priorities that science shows us are most urgent—and where our innovation and expertise can have the greatest impact. Our priorities include:

The Florida Climate Institute is a multi-disciplinary network of national and international research and public organizations, scientists, and individuals concerned with achieving a better understanding of climate variability and change.

FCI is involved in interdisciplinary projects related to climate research, education and outreach activities. Examples include using climate information for agricultural risk reduction; creating cooperatives for climate change education; and using climate forecasts to reduce risks in public water supply.

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