We believe in a “big tent” approach in which all of the diverse interests of our community can find encouragement, tools, advice and a place to enhance sustainability practices that mean the most to them.
With that in mind, we believe that within the sectors below (example interests shown), everyone will find a focus and will maximize community interest and engagement:
- Agriculture/Food – (growing, diet, local sourcing, waste, supply, sharing)
- Land/Water/Habitat – (carbon sink (natural sequestering), habitat, water pollution – plastics, chlorides, nitrates, phosphates)
- Goods and Services (reuse, recycling, packaging, single use plastic eco tourism, reduced carbon footprint, green marinas, carbon offsets)
- Housing (green, affordable, intensification, environmental manageability)
- Transportation, Renewable Energy and Conservation (electrification, EVs, alt transport, solar, wind)
- Private Sector Capital and Operations – (eco footprint of development, building and operations, socially responsible investment, carbon market/pricing)
- Arts and Culture (leadership in societal change – art, music, theatre, writing…)
- Education (Informal, Formal, and Nonformal systems targeting children to seniors)
- Health and Wellness (physical, mental, emotional)