
We are a part of a Commons of social change that is rich in organizations that work on a wide variety of issues, with myriad constituencies and approaches. Below is an ever-growing directory of groups whose work has enriched our own and whose programs are vital to the health of the movement(s) we support.
A grassroots alliance fighting to end industrial logging on public lands.
LinkGlobal warming links at the NOAA website.
LinkThe leading national organization devoted to saving historically significant buildings, neighborhoods and landscapes.
LinkAmong its many campaigns, NWF focuses on preserving grasslands in the West and its wildlife.
LinkA Eugene, Oregon, advocacy group seeking to "fully protect and preserve every acre of publicly owned land in the United States."
LinkAn organization devoted to supporting small farmers in New England.
LinkA Southampton, Massachusetts, marketing organization for farmers' markets.
LinkA nonprofit of 4,000 farmers, gardeners and consumers working to promote "healthy food, organic farming practices and a cleaner environment."
LinkA large membership advocacy organization staffed with scientists, economists and advocates dedicated to reducing ocean pollution and protecting sea life.
LinkLocate a farmers market in your area.
LinkPublished by BioMed Central, the open-access publisher, Open Access Now is a forum and advocacy site dedicated to "freedom of research information."
LinkPublic Knowledge's resources on the burgeoning world of open-access policy and publishing.
LinkNova and Frontline overview of global warming, with some great links.
LinkOrganization supports local and indigenous efforts to preserve seeds in the face of commodification by agribusiness. Also promotes seed saving, seed swapping and seeds that are heritage, open-pollinated, rare, local and illegal.
LinkAn international group that champions enlightened design and management of public spaces such as parks, markets, transit stations and libraries.
LinkAn organization of scientists and physicians, PLoS is a leading force in making scientific and medical literature freely available as a public resource.
LinkAn excellent online resource for community-supported agriculture.
LinkThis Britain-based advocacy group is dedicated to keeping conventional and organically grown seeds free of genetic
LinkEnvironmental group dedicated to protecting the San Francisco Bay and its watershed.
LinkScenic America is "the only nonprofit dedicated solely to protecting our nation's natural beauty and distinctive community character."
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