Local Alumni Contacts

Sustainability Initiatives near Oberlin, OH Created by Alums

GreenCityBlueLake Institute
GreenCityBlueLake is a nonprofit environmental planning organization that promotes the design of cities in balance with nature in Northeast Ohio.

GreenCityBlueLake Institute
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
1 Wade Oval Drive
Cleveland, OH 44106
Contact: David Beach, Executive Director of GreenCityBlueLake
Phone: (216) 231-4600 x3366
Email: dbeach@cmnh.org
Website: http://www.gcbl.org/

Full Circle Fuels
Full Circle Fuels is a new multi-faceted alternative fuels center dedicated to increasing awareness and use of biofuels in northeast Ohio.

141 S. Main St.
Oberlin, OH 44074
Phone: (440) 574-5436
Email: Sam Merrett--sam@fullcirclefuels.com
Website: http://www.FullCircleFuels.com/

The George Jones Farm
A working community-supported farm that includes education, research, youth training, and a partnership with Oberlin College.

Contact: Brad Masi-- Brad@gotthenac.org
Website: http://www.georgejonesfarm.org/

New Agrarian Center
The New Agrarian Center is committed to building a stronger and more sustainable regional food system in Northeast Ohio- a food system that promotes health in the broadest sense of the word: healthy land, healthy communities, healthy individuals, and a healthy economy.

Contact: Brad Masi-- Brad@gotthenac.org
Website: http://www.gotthenac.org/

Sustainable Community Associates (SCA)
SCA is a development group founded in 2001 by three recent Oberlin College graduates: Naomi Sabel, Josh Rosen, and Ben Ezinga. SCA promotes environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable development. SCA's first endeavor is the East College Street Project, a community development venture that redevelops an abandoned brownfield in downtown Oberlin into a sustainably designed, mixed-use building containing 46 apartments for sale and 12,000 square feet of commercial space.

Phone: (440) 574-9527
Email: contact@sustainableca.com
Website: http://www.sustainableca.com/

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