Green Enterprise

The POP Shop's many green initiatives include a community rhubarb growing project, hosting growing workshops in collaboration with Grow Food Grow Dunoon, and a garden area growing flavour-giving plants for its local soft drink start-up business.

Large store of props & furniture as well as materials & flats. 

https://www.woodrecycling.org.uk/about

Re:Make Newport is Wales' first permanent community repair and reuse space.  A volunteer led community space committed to bringing you free repairs and low cost loans of household items.

"We have been “Doing whatever the hell we feel like since 2010”: making high-density, superior quality ice cream that tastes incredible. We incorporate seasonal local fruits, herbs, and local spirits, ciders and beer into our concoctions." 

"Climate Wave Coffee is a sustainable coffee consulting business specializing in research and analysis of the Global Coffee Value Chain to strategize and execute sustainable solutions. The company aims to reverse global warming by transforming monoculture coffee farms into biodiversity-rich, climate-friendly coffee forests worldwide."

Bryenich Coppice Management grows pea sticks, flower stakes, basketry willow, and hurdle willow, and coppice wood products. It makes small turned objects, as well as other green wood working and gardening items from its own sustainably managed woodland at Duns Spa Wood (behind Nisbet Rhodes). Assistance with tree planting, woodland maintenance, and small hedgelaying projects is available within the area of Scottish Borders and north Northumberland, as are courses on woodland safety, woodland management, treadle lathe turning, and other aspects of green woodworking.

Three Peas is a multi-purpose farm serving guests at the Inn or selling eggs, chickens, herbs (nettles), Fruits, Vegetables and even wriggler garden worms.

“Build it Green NYC” is a non-profit retail outlet for salvaged and surplus building materials. Its reuse centers in Queens and Brooklyn have everything from panel doors to high end refrigerators, window shutters to reclaimed lumber. BIG!NYC’s aim is to reduce impacts by keeping these materials out of the landfill, while offering deep discounts on their resale. All proceeds help support BIG!NYC and CEC's environmental initiatives around the city, including BIG!Compost, BIG!Blooms, materials for raised garden beds at community gardens, and is is a rich source for green jobs and training, offering internships for students, volunteers and continuing education classes.

Vi tror på mennesker! På den innovationskraft, der bor i at samles i stærke og aktive fællesskaber. Vi giver flere mulighed for at påvirke eget liv og det samfund, de er en del af. Vi bringer flere stemmer, perspektiver og ressourcer i spil, når vi skal udvikle løsninger og svar på de problemer, vi står overfor.

Project delivered by East Ayrshire Woodlands

We design and manufacture stained glass windows and also offer a service to repair, in situ if possible, broken stained glass windows. We try to make our business as green as possible by using reclaimed glass in our designs. When we replace a window we keep the old glass and design windows that incorporate old textures. We offer a service to triple-glaze stained glass, with obvious insulation benefits, the outer piece of glass having extra thermal insulation qualities. We are currently trialling LED lighting for the interior of our shop/ studio. When we are cold we put on extra clothes. We eat organically and support the local food supplier From the Ground Up.

HomeZone is an independent social enterprise company, providing independent advice and assistance to those interested in installing solar panels and other forms of renewable energy. It partners Kingston's Save the World Club to ensure the community gets the profits from renewable technology sales instead of the private sector, and profits made on the sale of solar panels help fund SWC work and create new green jobs. For example, leaflet distribution to households in Kingston is carried out by Kingston Workstart clients, local disabled people wishing to gain employment.

Zero Waste Market sells a range of plastic free & packaging free fresh & dried goods. Bring your own container or avail of plastic-free containers provided in-store. A carefully-curated selection of Zero Waste housewares to help you start or continue reducing waste in your life.

The Lucas Soil & Water Conservation District is a subdivision of state government that promotes best management practices of natural resources within Lucas County, Ohio. Located at 130 W Dudley St, Maumee, OH 43537. Learn more about services and hours at: www.lucasswcd.org

A treasured place in the community - anyone can shop at this Co-op and other co-op cards are honored. Working a shift a month saves 25% on organic food!

Great raised bed, solar and compost-heated greenhouse, bioswale and more in Open Road's student-designed garden.

🍽️🥗Mama Terra is a restaurant in Tbilisi offers healthy vegan / vegetarian international food with especiality in Mexican traditional cuisine with a Georgian twist.They also brew their own Kombucha with various flavours and mocktails!All in a friendly atmosphere. Additionally they offer a collection point for batteries, which are picked up by the EcoTaxi. You can drop off your used batteries here. 

🌱 This store sells vegan products. Have you heard of super foods, but not about super plants? Not every plant is suitable for this. What nutritionists consider "super" is full of antioxidants, fiber, vitamins and minerals, as well as other foods that can help you live longer, look better, and even prevent disease. You can currently find many gluten-free products in the store. Not only can you shop at the store, but you can also sit down and have a nice ☕coffee. These coffees are organic (certified), ie grown in completely natural conditions, without the use of any chemical fertilizers or pesticides.

The  Markethalle offers a wide range of regional food. There you will find unpacked vegetables and fruit, meat, fish and other basic necessities are also available here. The market offers everyday a special menu with hot dishes, which also consist of regional food. The market is even more interesting for the people from Caucasus - Azerbaijan and Georgia. There you can find Halal meat and products for traditional Caucasian recipes.

This extensive Farm to Fork program began in 2009 as a way to introduce fresh food to students through the lunch program, gardens, and cooking classes. Today they grow and buy local as much as possible.

20 W Ridgely Rd | (443) 921-1390

5609 Hess Ave | 814.404.2330

A group of representatives from local businesses, governments, and non-profit organizations that work to promote and educate about sustainability in our region. The Toledo-Lucas County Sustainability is housed out of the Board of Lucas County Commissioners Office. This site also has a ToleGo Bike Share, located at 1 Government Center, Toledo, OH 43604. Learn more here: https://ridegotcha.com/location/tolego/