posted Sep 28, 2023
The Morton Arboretum, in Lisle, Illinois, United States, is a public garden, and outdoor museum with a library, herbarium, and program in tree research including the Center for Tree Science.
posted Sep 28, 2023
The Institute for Transportation is a hub of local, regional, and national transportation-focused research, education, workforce development, and technology transfer.
posted Sep 28, 2023
The AgriVision Equipment Group was formed on January 1, 2014, with the merger of A&M Green Power Group and Barker Implement. The merger completed the consolidation of four long-time, family-owned John Deere dealerships, that covered Southwest and South Central Iowa, into one operating unit.
AgriVision Equipment is owned by the five former dealerships: Athen Implement, Barker Implement, Macedonia Implement Co., McCunn Equipment, Pender Implement and our CEO Jeremy Ostrander. The multi-generational relationships of the five dealership families (Athen, Barker, McCready, McCunn, and Allen) have made this a natural fit.
posted Sep 28, 2023
The Georgia Department of Transportation’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) enables and encourages families to walk and roll to and from school when and where it is safe. Where it’s not safe, we work with schools and communities to make it safer so that families may choose active transportation options. Georgia’s SRTS Resource Center assists schools and communities with education, encouragement, engagement, evaluation, planning and other related SRTS strategies to improve conditions, equitable access, behaviors, and attitudes about biking, rolling, and walking. And our School Road Safety Audit and assessment programs support making the infrastructure around schools and along school walk/roll routes safer. SRTS programs encourage physical activity, improve air quality, reduce traffic congestion and emissions around schools, address traffic safety concerns, and engage communities.
posted Sep 28, 2023
GLMV offers a long history of enriching people’s lives through the built environment. Since 1919, three generations have partnered with GLMV to transform design challenges into opportunities. Our national architectural design firm serves as a respected leader that seizes big ideas and makes them real. We continually fine-tune our design focus to remain experts in your area, striving to be the best at what we do and forging long-lasting client relationships in the process.
posted Sep 28, 2023
UPC is a land use consulting company that provides exceptional service in the planning and permitting processes for urban, rural, and agricultural landowners in Santa Barbara/San Luis Obispo Counties and throughout California.
posted Sep 28, 2023
The Humboldt Trails Council serves as a unified voice to support development, maintenance, connection to, and use of trails for recreation and transportation throughout Humboldt County, California.
posted Sep 28, 2023
The mission of the Metlakatla Indian Community is to improve the lives of our members, and preserve our heritage and culture, through effective self-governance, a commitment to self-sufficiency, and the exercise and strengthening of our tribal sovereignty; we encourage progress while honoring our ancestors, and protecting our land and water for future generations; we promote sustainability by utilizing and respecting our natural resources, developing economic and social opportunities for our members, and implementing efficient and effective systems of governance to enhance our members’ safety, health, and welfare. The Council and tribal executives are dedicated to governing the affairs of the Annette Islands Reserve acting under the authority of our Constitution, ordinances, and policies to fulfill this mission.
posted Sep 28, 2023
Our mission is to engage the public to preserve, protect, and promote the land, wildlife, and trails of the Issaquah Alps for present and future generations.
We raise awareness around challenges facing our public lands through guided hikes and community education. We take action to make sure everyone can enjoy the trails, parks, and open spaces of the Issaquah Alps now and into the future.
posted Sep 28, 2023
It’s pretty simple. The Urban Ecology Center gets city people outside.
