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- 1. Santa Cruz Sister City
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- 6. Green Business Program http://www.montereybaygreenbusiness.org
- 11. Buy Local Buy Fresh Partners
- 12. Santa Cruz Organic Juice
- 14. University of California Santa Cruz http://www.ucsc.edu/public/
- 15. University of California Santa Cruz
- 16. University of California Santa Cruz
- 19. Responsible Hospitality Institute http://rhinetwork.org/
- 20. Core Elements of Hospitality Zone
- 22. Santa Cruz Fair Trade Coffee http://www.santacruzcoffee.com/sccrctest/
- 23. Howard Sherer Design www.hutton-sherer.com
- 24. O’Neill Sea Odyssey http://www.oneillseaodyssey.org/
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- Green Business Good for Business Santa Cruz and Monterey County Over 250 Business Have Green Certification Save Money Save Time Increase Business Protect The Environment
- Santa Cruz is a very forward thinking community that is leading the way in California, the US, and the world in GREEN ideas, technology, and systems. Over 250 companies in the Santa Cruz and surrounding areas have Green Certification.
- How they support the project is from donations, volunteers, and advertising. Knowing where your food comes from and how it is grown or raised enables you to choose safe food from farmers who avoid or reduce their use of chemicals, pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, or genetically modified seed in their operations. Buy food from local farmers you trust. Food grown locally preserves plant species because special breeding of species that can survive long distance shipping is not necessary.
- www.foodroutes.org FoodRoutes Network (FRN) is a national nonprofit organization that provides communications tools, technical support, networking, and information resources to organizations nationwide (such as CAFF) that are working to rebuild local, community-based food systems. FRN is dedicated to reintroducing Americans to their food – the seeds it grows from, the farmers who produce it, and the routes that carry it from the fields to their tables. www.brentwoodaglandtrust.org The Brentwood Agricultural Land Trust (BALT) is an independent 501(c)(3) California nonprofit that works with farmers and the community to protect productive agricultural land and promote the economic viability and vitality of agriculture in Contra Costa County.
- A holistic approach is required to effectively address public safety and quality of life impacts in a nightlife district. For this reason, RHI Events are uniquely designed for both interdisciplinary interactions and peer-to-peer networking among city teams comprised of planners, police, business district managers, licensed beverage businesses, among others. Innovative * Collaborative * Inclusive The Responsible Hospitality Institute (RHI) assists businesses and communities create safe and vibrant places to socialize. RHI provides technical assistance that builds local capacity, incubates and shares cutting-edge information and proven strategies, and links a broad-based network of professionals who plan, manage and police dining and entertainment districts.
- HOWARD SHERER is the Chief Executive Officer of Hutton Sherer Marketing Advertising Design, established in 1987. Company services include market and media analysis, survey and focus group research, media, print material and website development.
- O'Neill Sea Odyssey (OSO) was founded in 1996 by wetsuit innovator and surfer Jack O'Neill. A living classroom was created on board a 65-foot catamaran sailing the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary where 4th - 6th grade students from schools throughout Central California receive hands-on lessons about the marine habitat and the importance of the relationship between the living sea and the environment. The program is conducted on board the catamaran with follow-up lessons at the shore-side Education Center at the Santa Cruz Harbor. It is free of charge, but students earn their way into the program.
- The goal of the Center for Tropical Research in Ecology, Agriculture, and Development (CenTREAD) is to foster the interdisciplinary research and training needed to understand tropical environmental issues and develop ecologically-based, economically viable, culturally respectful, non-exploitative solutions that serve as a foundation for future generations. We are a coalition of faculty and students that span a number of departments and centers on the University of California, Santa Cruz campus. CenTREAD members are involved in a wide range of natural science and social science research on tropical environmental issues, including understanding the roles of biodiversity and food web relationships in tropical forests, studying social movements and the environment, and combining cultural and agro-ecological analyses in land-use management systems. CenTREAD strives to provide training and research support for environmental scientists, land managers, and rural development specialists in tropical countries. We works towards this goal by: •providing seed grants for tropical research to graduate students from various UCSC departments , •sponsoring interdisciplinary working groups, •supporting graduate exchange programs and short courses for students from tropical regions, and •hosting international visiting scholars to UCSC.