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The Green Party is a political party and a global movement. Our goal is to elect people to office and to implement electoral and social reform to reverse the immense role big corporations and money play in current world politics, and in particular in the US.

We are not just environmentalists! Our members are advocates for social justice, nonviolent resisters, small business owners, disaffected Democrats, grassroots activists, students and regular citizens who've had enough of corporate-dominated politics.

Wisdom of the Elders records and preserves traditional cultural values, oral history, prophesy and other messages of guidance from indigenous elders in order to regenerate the greatness of culture among today’s and future generations of native peoples.

As First Peoples, we are humbled by the wisdom of our elders and the deep connection they share with Great Spirit, the world of nature and family.

At Plant Chicago, we equip people and businesses with the tools to live more sustainably through community-driven, hands-on programs and innovative tech demonstration projects.

Our mission is to develop circular economies of food production, energy conservation and material reuse, while empowering people to make Chicago healthier and more efficient.

Our home, The Plant, is a groundbreaking food-production space designed to be a net-zero, closed loop system in Chicago’s Back of the Yards.

Denver Metro Clean Cities Coalition consults with organizations and businesses wanting to learn more about alternative fuels and petroleum reduction strategies for their vehicle fleets. Ultimately, the DMCCC is the go-to resource for anything related to alternative transportation in the Denver Metro area.

Visit our website for information on available incentives for switching to vehicles that rely on alternative fuels, DMCCC supported programs for alternative fuels, and our forms for membership.

We at the Austin Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas promote the research, conservation and utilization of native plants and plant habitats through education, outreach and example.

We gather for meetings on the THIRD Tuesday of most months. Doors open at 6:30pm for meet/greet, refreshments, seed exchange and casual engagement. We have a guest speaker/formal presentation at 7pm, followed by a membership meeting.

Come join us at one of our meetings or field trips — membership is not required. Bring a friend or family member and join the fun!

Creating a culture of conservation in Denver dates back to 1936, when Denver Water advertised on street trolleys asking customers to help save water. The modes of transportation have changed, but the message remains the same, as does our commitment to helping customers use this precious resource wisely with tips on our website and rebates.

The Austin Permaculture Guild is an educational and networking platform that supports Austin's permaculture movement by encouraging sustainable improvements in all areas of our lives.

We offer permaculture design courses, permablitz workshops (creating edible gardens), networking and connection opportunities for the eco-community (potlucks and gatherings), and we host the Eco Fair at HOPE Farmer's Market every Spring.

What is Permaculture?

Join us for great beverages, great conversation, inspiring talks, and a chance to network with other environmentally minded people - including business and elected leaders - in Portland, Oregon.

WHEN: Every first Wednesday of the month.
TIME: 6-8 pm.
LOCATION: TBA

Please visit http://www.greendrinks.org to find out more.