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We are a membership organization providing education, resources, networking, and marketing for sustainability. 

Join our community of Lane County businesses, non-profits and individuals and share sustainable ideas and practices.

Hummerbird Wholesale walks the talk and demonstrates what a sustainable business can be

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I was so delighted to see the article in the Register Guard about Julie and Charlie Tilt's fabulous business: Hummingbird Wholesale.

http://www.registerguard.com/csp/cms/sites/web/business/25044594-41/humm...

Bring Launches RE:think Program

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A new program for businesses in Lane County, helps businesses learn to conserve resources which results in saving money. Participating businesses that meet conservation bench marks are eligible to receive the Re:think Award.

To learn more about Re:think, visit the BRING website.

Windermere Real Estate Celebrates Spring with Sustainability

Windermere Real Estate marked the month of April by focusing on sustainability.   An E-waste drive, plus educational opportunities for their 95+ realtors was organized with help from GreenLane member Kristena Cox, and the support of NextStep Recycling.

Purely Positive Impact

By Jim Wilcox

I got a call from a State agency a few weeks ago asking for financial data for the local bike industry. Seems they were compiling the economic impact of various industries located in Oregon, and bike retailers, manufacturers and other associated businesses were in the mix. I have to admit, when I thought about how many people it took to make bikes, sell bikes, repair bikes or supply parts for bikes, there wasn't a huge impact compared to other industries.
   

Remembering Co-founder Daniel Swantek

Daniel Swantek and Allen PerkinsIn September of 2007, I had a dream of creating a local organization.   It would be a single resource for the networking and educational needs of businesses and organizations in our community which had the desire to become more sustainable. This was a lofty idea, and I knew I needed help.  I contacted Isbel Ingham who was working with NextStep Recycling.

Luncheons take on new format

Starting in June, GreenLane luncheons are changing to once a month.  We wanted to focus on education for our members, and delivering quality content, and we realized that two luncheons a month was stretching our Events/Networking Committee a little thin.  Luncheon meetings will be held the first Wednesday of each month. 

Anniversary Event a Success!

Speaker Tom OsdobaIn January we celebrated our first year anniversary right where we started -- at Northwest Community Credit Union. It’s hard to believe that it’s been over a year since we got our start. 

SOLARC Ranked 8th Best Green Company in Oregon

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PORTLAND — Nearly 300 people turned out June 1 for Oregon Business magazine’s second annual celebration of the 100 Best GREEN Companies to Work For in Oregon.

GreenLane Endorses Cycling as a Community Benefit

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In conjunction with Bike to Work Day, GreenLane has endorsed cycling as an economically beneficial, healthful and community friendly means of everyday transportation. Adding to its reputation for being environmentally friendly, this endorsment expands the value of cycling, making it a community benefit. For more on this, go to the opinion piece in the Register Guard.

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