Organizations running this strategy · 27
- #01 CHESTER AGRICULTURAL CENTER INC
- #02 PITNEY MEADOWS COMMUNITY FARM INC
- #03 SLOW FOOD USA INC DBA SLOW FOOD NY-EAST ENDLONG iSLAND
- #04 Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition
- #05 GLYNWOOD CENTER INC
- #06 CANTICLE FARM INC
- #07 RAINFOREST ALLIANCE INC
- #08 BOYCE THOMPSON INSTITUTE FOR PLANT RESEARCH INC
- #09 NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INC
- #10 THE ROUND BARN OF HALCOTTSVILLE INC DBA PAKATAKAN FARMERS MARKET
- #11 INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGE
- #12 BIOSCIENCE RESOURCE PROJECT INC
- #13 WORLD INFORMATION TRANSFER INC
- #14 VITAL EDGE FUND
- #15 PERFECT EARTH PROJECT INC
- #16 THE DWELLER FOUNDATION
- #17 Our New Way Garden Inc
- #18 AMBER WAVES FARM INC
- #19 SUSTAINABLE MARKETS FOUNDATION
- #20 HARVEST MOON SANCTUARY INC
- #21 TRIPLE HELIX INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE CLIMATE AND SOCIETY INC
- #22 PLANTING CHANGE FOUNDATION
- #23 INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY AND CLIMATE STRATEGIES INC
- #24 SKY HIGH FARM INC
- #25 THE MINI MOUNTAIN FARM SANCTUARY INC
- #26 EXTRA TERRESTRIAL PROJECTS INC
- #27 PLANT COMMUNITY INC
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Advocacy for regenerative farming and biomaterial building PLANT COMMUNITY INCadvocacyAdvocates for regenerative farming practices and the use of biomaterial building techniques to promote environmental sustainability and resilience.
- Administer environmental scholarship program NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCgrantmakingOperates the Howard Meinke Scholarship program, which awards financial support to local high school seniors pursuing college studies in environmental fields. The program is funded in part by events such as the annual Earth Day 5K.
- Advance food scraps-to-compost initiatives through collaboration NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCadvocacyCollaborates with Climate Smart Community green teams, municipal officials, the Town of Riverhead, Long Island Organics Council, Southold residents, and Drawdown East End leaders to implement regional food scraps-to-compost operations, including securing grant approvals and establishing composting at three local farms.
- Advocate for land preservation and environmental protection policies NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCadvocacyEngages in long-term advocacy to protect natural resources on the North Fork, including successful campaigns for the Community Preservation Fund (resulting in over $1 billion for open space), opposition to development at Kroemer Ponds and Jamesport nuclear plants, and work with Southold Town on 2-acre zoning and Farmland Preservation. Also led efforts to stop the Levon Corp. dredging project and the widening of Sound Avenue.
- Conduct public education programs on environmental protection NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCdirect serviceHosts educational programs on topics including organic landscaping, native plantings, energy cost reduction, and nature-based solutions. During the pandemic, these programs transitioned to Zoom webinars to maintain community engagement.
- Host Repair Café events to promote reuse and reduce waste NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCdirect serviceOrganizes and hosts Repair Café events in Greenport, Riverhead, and in partnership with the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council, where community members bring broken items for repair with the help of skilled volunteers. These events promote environmental sustainability, reduce landfill waste, and help residents save money by extending the life of their belongings.
- Host annual Earth Day 5K and clothing swap events NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCdirect serviceOrganizes an annual Earth Day 5K race and walk to raise funds for environmental scholarships and hosts an annual clothing swap event where community members exchange gently used clothing and accessories to promote sustainable fashion and reduce textile waste.
- Implement Plastic Reduction and Elimination Program (PREP) NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCdirect serviceRuns the Plastic Reduction and Elimination Program (PREP) using community educators to reduce single-use plastics in the North Fork region through outreach and behavior change initiatives.
- Implement zero waste and sustainable infrastructure projects NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCdirect servicePromotes zero waste through waste reduction, reuse, recycling, and composting initiatives. Installed a rain garden with native plants at the Roy Latham Nature Center in Greenport to purify stormwater and create wildlife habitat, and installed the public art piece "The Big Bee" in Downtown Riverhead to raise environmental awareness.
- Organize beach and community cleanups NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL INCdirect serviceConducts regular beach cleanups at local coastal areas, including participation in International Coastal Cleanup Day and Riverhead Townwide Litter Clean Up Day, to prevent pollution from entering waterways and protect natural habitats. Events include organized efforts at Moore’s Woods Trailhead and two local beaches.
- Advocacy for geospatial integration in global sustainable development policy INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEadvocacyAdvocates for the use of GIS and geodesign in global sustainable development through participation in UN processes, including the Open Working Group on SDGs, ECOSOC input, and statements to Post-2015 Intergovernmental Negotiations. Participated in 13 consultative sessions shaping the 17 SDG focus areas.
- Development and implementation of geospatial infrastructure and models INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEdirect serviceCreates comprehensive maps, 3D design models, and integrated spatial systems using enterprise GIS, CADD, and cloud environments. Implemented GIS infrastructure for city departments in Titusville, Florida, and developed visual frameworks for urban and regional planning.
- GeoDesign research in informal settlements INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEresearchConducted primary and secondary research using GeoDesign methods in informal settlements, including Manyatta, Kisumu, Kenya, resulting in community-level geospatial models and dissertation research.
- Geospatial data analysis and visualization for sustainable development INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEdirect serviceAnalyzes, visualizes, and disseminates geospatial data to support sustainable development planning, making such plans universally accessible. Applies GIS and spatial modeling to advance the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
- Geospatial education, training, and volunteer engagement INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEcapacity buildingDelivers geospatial education through workshops, informal learning tools like educational games, and high school educational plans under the Millennium Earth Project. Engages global volunteers, particularly millennials, to contribute skills across technical and research areas.
- Global dashboard for tracking Sustainable Development Goals INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEresearchDeveloping a global dashboard to monitor, track, and enforce progress toward the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
- Hosting and participation in geospatial and sustainable development events INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEadvocacyHosts and co-organizes virtual and in-person events to advance the 2030 Agenda through geospatial technologies, including an online event on geographic information and a New York event on Haiti’s virtual development plan. Participates in key forums such as the ESRI GeoDesign Summit and the World Energy Forum in Barcelona.
- Proof of concept and planning for St. Raphael, Haiti INSTITUTE FOR CONSCIOUS GLOBAL CHANGEdirect serviceConducted a proof of concept in St. Raphael, Haiti using geospatial data to demonstrate equitable resource distribution and implementation of the 2030 Agenda. Developed an urban infrastructure plan, 3D modeling presentation, and a national development plan aligned with SDGs.