Southface Institute Welcomes Three Florida Sustainability Leaders & Launches Southface Sarasota Elizabeth Moore and Expert Charles Reith join the Southface Institute Board of Directors; Amber Whittle begins new Managing Director role. ATLANTA, GA—APRIL 22, 2021— Southface Institute is pleased to announce today the addition of three Sarasota sustainability leaders to its team as it expands work in Florida and officially launches Southface Sarasota, the Atlanta-based national nonprofit’s first satellite location. To … Continue reading “Southface Institute Welcomes Three Florida Sustainability Leaders & Launches Southface Sarasota Elizabeth Moore and Expert Charles Reith join the Southface Institute Board of Directors; Amber Whittle begins new Managing Director role. “
Historic theatres and other nonprofits to receive grants for green building infrastructure improvements 17 nonprofits selected for Southface Institute’s GoodUse program ATLANTA, GA – April 15, 2021 – Southface, a leading environmental and community development nonprofit, is pleased to announce the latest partners selected to participate in GoodUse, a grant program which guides nonprofits through resource efficiency upgrades to reduce environmental … Continue reading “Historic theatres and other nonprofits to receive grants for green building infrastructure improvements 17 nonprofits selected for Southface Institute’s GoodUse program “
Blog Nine Examples That the Transition to a Regenerative Economy is Underway This is the third article in a series on the Regenerative Economy. Read Part 1 on Regenerative Design and Part 2 on the Role of Public Policy on Regenerative Practices. Perhaps you’ve heard the adage, “the journey is the … Continue reading “Nine Examples That the Transition to a Regenerative Economy is Underway”
Case Study Apalachicola Bay Case Study A massive project is underway to restore oyster habitat and populations in Apalachicola Bay. Located in the Florida Panhandle, the Bay has historically been one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems in the U.S. and once supplied roughly 90% of … Continue reading “Apalachicola Bay Case Study” Read More
