These works of art will be exhibited online and in the community, where we hope they will catalyze new connections and conversations that will inspire action and celebrate the many ways people envision a more resilient future. We invite artists of all backgrounds to share their vision of a thriving world.

This project aims to enhance local biking infrastructure by installing clear and safe bike lanes, improving overall accessibility for cyclists in Stillwater.

This project focuses on advocating for zoning policies that prioritize sustainable, walkable, and bikeable communities, reducing dependence on automobiles and lowering emissions.

This project seeks to install more electric vehicle charging stations throughout the Stillwater area, encouraging EV adoption and helping to reduce emissions.

The Green Business Directory (GBD) helps local businesses get recognized for their sustainable practices, providing eco-conscious consumers with an easy way to find environmentally-friendly services and products.

This initiative will engage residents through educational materials and events that promote safe biking practices and highlight the environmental, health, and economic benefits of cycling

The Bird City Stillwater Project focuses on promoting the conservation of local bird species through public education and collaborative efforts. This project engages the community in bird conservation while raising awareness of the impact of environmental factors such as light pollution and invasive species.

The Complete Streets initiative works to ensure all streets are designed for the safety and comfort of all users, not just cars. By integrating biking and pedestrian-friendly features into the design of our roads, we can improve mobility for everyone.

The Energy Action Committee engages community members in energy conservation initiatives, helping them reduce their energy consumption through education and advocacy.

Rain gardens help manage stormwater runoff, reduce flooding, and provide crucial habitat for pollinators. This project promotes the installation and maintenance of rain gardens while offering educational tools to support their long-term success.