Green America is a national, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, membership organization founded in 1982. Our mission is to harness economic power—the strength of consumers, investors, businesses, and the marketplace—to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society.
What Makes Green America Unique
The Calumet Environmental Resource Center (CERC) is a unique resource library, meeting place and referral network where local community residents, government officials, nonprofit environmental organizations, and others can learn about and respond to pressing environmental issues in the Calumet Region.
CERC's extensive resource collection continues to grow daily and contains over 3,000 assorted reports, documents, maps, books, photographs and other resources that specifically focus on the Calumet region of southeastern Chicago, Cook County, and northwestern Indiana.
EarthSave Miami is a non-profit organization that advocates a Vegan Lifestyle and sponsors public events, such as GO VEGAN, TRY VEGAN Dinner-Presentations, and many others!
Our mission is to educate and teach people how to Save The Earth. We provide educational and entertaining presentations by vegan authors, physicians, entrepreneurs, educators, health coaches, nutritionists, chefs or filmmakers. Guests enjoy networking opportunities, testimonials and lifestyle support.
The Sierra Club's Florida Chapter is made up of volunteer leaders and civic activists representing over 37,700 members from all over the state.
Our mission is to enjoy, explore and protect the natural places in Florida, to teach others to understand and respect the fragile environment in which we live, and to practice and promote the responsible use of Florida’s ecosystems and resources.
Our principal areas of activity include:
clean energy
clean water
everglades restoration
healthy air
wildlife
sugar cane field burning
zika virus
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!
Austin Environmental Democrats is an advocacy group that works to educate our members, inform our elected officials, and create a forum where Austinites can come together and learn more about the issues impacting our surroundings.
We pass resolutions and advocate for them, endorse primary candidates who are truly green, and work together as volunteers for important green projects around Austin.
You can get involved in our decision-making by becoming a member.
We meet the first Friday of each month at noon at El Mercado on South First Street.
The East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District (EMSWCD) is a unit of local government serving Northwest Oregon’s Multnomah County east of the Willamette River.
We work entirely on a voluntary, non-regulatory basis. All our work is geared toward keeping water clean, conserving water and keeping soil healthy.
Our 20-member staff provides a wide variety of programs and services to urban and rural residents and businesses.
The Oregon League of Conservation Voters is a non-partisan organization with a simple mission: To pass laws that protect Oregon’s environmental legacy, elect pro-environment candidates to office, and hold all of our elected officials accountable.
OLCV believes that to truly protect Oregon’s natural legacy, we can’t afford to ignore politics. And that the quality of our kids’ and grandkids’ futures depend on our active and engaged citizenship today.
What we do:
A Better City is a diverse group of business leaders united around a common goal — to enhance Boston and the region’s economic health, competitiveness, sustainability and quality of life.
With 130 member companies across multiple sectors, A Better City operates between the private and public sectors using technical expertise and research capabilities to shape key policies, projects and initiatives.
We now have three green programs:
One of the country's oldest watershed organizations, Charles River Watershed Association (CRWA) was formed in 1965 in response to public concern about the declining condition of the Charles.