Cape Farewell changes the way we think about climate change. It asks the best of our creative minds to engage with this challenge and to build a vision for a sustainable future.

The​ Center for Human Earth Restoration seeks to bring about a world of informed, motivated people committed to caring ​for the Earth “as a communion of subjects rather than a collection of objects,” as emphasized by Thomas Berry.​​

The Center for Rural Studies is a nonprofit, fee-for-service research organization that addresses social, economic, and resource-based problems of rural people and communities. Based in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Vermont, the Center provides consulting, research, and program evaluation services in Vermont, the United States, and abroad.

The Cobb Institute Learning Lab is transforming education for ecological civilization. They believe that personal growth and wisdom are more important for students than learning to do research, and that studying how to create an ecological civilization is more important than engaging in value-free education. They seek to find ways to involve local educational institutions individually and collectively in serious discussion of their responsibility to students, humanity, and the entire world.

CommunityViz provides GIS-based analysis and real-world 3D modeling that allow people to envision land use alternatives and understand their potential impacts, explore options and share possibilities, examine scenarios from all angles — environmental, economic, and social — and feel confident in their decisions.

Emerging Ecology programs foster an individual and collective worldview that enhances opportunities for resolving current economic, social and environmental issues. By integrating contemporary ecological understandings, in-depth personal experiences and effective societal practices, Emerging Ecology programs enhance opportunities for creativity and effectiveness in the 21st Century context.

The Food Project is a launching pad for new ideas about youth and adults partnering to create social change through sustainable agriculture. Their goal is sustainable, local food systems that bridge race, class, age, and more to ensure food security for all.

The Leopold Education Project is an innovative, interdisciplinary educational program based on the classic writings of the renowned conservationist, Aldo Leopold. The L.E.P. was developed to teach educators about humanity’s ties to the natural world, and to provide leadership in the effort to conserve and protect the earth’s natural resources.

Navdanya is programme on sustainable living that provides education on Earth Democracy at Bija Vidyapeeth on Navdanya Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Ecological Farm. Navdanya informs policy makers as well as the public about the dangers of genetically modified organisms, and provides an authentic and diverse picture on the status of GM crops and food in various countries.

The Oberlin Project is a joint effort of the City of Oberlin, Oberlin College, and private and institutional partners to improve the resilience, prosperity, and sustainability of our community.

The Oberlin Project’s aim is to revitalize the local economy, eliminate carbon emissions, restore local agriculture, food supply and forestry, and create a new, sustainable base for economic and community development.

The Permaculture Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of Permaculture by offering Permaculture Design Courses, Teacher Training Retreats, and The Peoples Diploma. Founded in 1997 by Scott Pittman and Bill Mollison, the Institute’s work uses education and demonstration to accomplish their mission of training the next environmental and social change makers in the life-enhancing practice of Permaculture Design.

The PLACE (Place-based Landscape Analysis & Community Engagement) Program provides local Vermont residents with a forum for exploring and understanding the natural and cultural history of their town landscape. Working directly with local organizations, PLACE staff members develop presentations, field trips, workshops, and visioning forums designed to celebrate and honor a town’s cultural heritage and ecological potential.

The mission of the Post Carbon Institute is to lead the transition to a more resilient, equitable, and sustainable world by providing individuals and communities with the resources needed to understand and respond to the interrelated ecological, economic, energy, and equity crises of the 21st century.

Springhouse is a multigenerational source of connection, experience, and growth for lifelong learners. Our adult programs invite you home to learn the essential skills for building a whole personhood and vital, beloved community in a challenging world.

Grounded in wisdom traditions and with open, curious minds, we learn together how to integrate presence, love, responsibility, and commitment, as individuals and as an adult community. We do so in order to courageously do the work in the world that needs to be done and to reveal these values in our everyday lives.

Creating a culture of learning through neighborhood learning communities in St. Paul, Minnesota.

The University of the Trees LAB for New Knowledge and an Eco-Social Future provides an alternative, mobile university and global exchange for exploring connective thinking and connective action. It is a framework for interdisciplinary eco-social practice, research and reflective, participatory action.

UNSCHOOL is a global experimental knowledge lab for creative rebels and change agents who want to activate their agency and help redesign the world so that it works better for all of us. Embedded in the heart of all unschool initiatives are our three core knowledge pillars: systems, sustainability, and design.

Woman Eco Artists Dialog is a pioneering network of feminist ecoartists, educators, curators, and writers working toward the goal of a just and healthy world. We focus on women’s unique perspective in ecological and social justice art. WEAD maintains an invaluable website that serves as a virtual gallery of ecoartists work, connects artists and curators with exhibition opportunities, and educates and enlightens through its ground breaking WEAD Magazine.