The National Center for Safe Routes to School programs are sustained efforts by parents, schools, community leaders and local, state, and federal governments to improve the health and well-being of children by enabling and encouraging them to walk and bicycle to school. Program tools offer direct steps to help improve the walkabilty of a community.

Outreach tool from Hamitom (MA) that gives an overview of what is acceptable to compost

Drive Electric Vermont, a campaign by Vermont Energy Investment Corporation, highlights the benefits and opportunities to switch to electric vehicles. Fact sheets are available that summarize the benefits.

Offers ongoing (and past) online conversations about organizing bike education spaces and tool shares.

Repair Cafés are free meeting places and they’re all about repairing things (together). The website offers tools and tips as well as a world map of communities who have started their own repair cafes

The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup (NHCAW) is a collaboration of organizations working to help communities in New Hampshire’s Seacoast area prepare for the effects of extreme weather events and other effects of long term climate change. NHCAW provides communities with education, facilitation and guidance. The Crow's Nest is a blog to spread the word on the exciting activities in climate preparedness in New Hampshire.

The goal of the CT DEEP is to achieve idling reduction through voluntary compliance. 
 

Steve's Weave is the first-ever green listings website.

There's never been a recognized place for the entire green community to get together – and Steve's Weave intends to become that place.  A place where we can gather the incomparable energies of green advocates – energies greater than anything coming out of the ground, any day – and use them to do great things.  

At Steve's Weave you can:

EPA's Climate Adaptations Programs give an overview of various (federal) programs aimed at climate adaptation - taking action to help adapt to current and potential risks.

NAMA is a fishermen-led organization working at the intersection of marine conservation and social, economic, and environmental justice.