Construction has begun on the former senior center at 2014 W 3rd St., scheduled to reopen in the spring of 2025 as the Lincoln Park Hub. This center will be an accessible gathering space for residents, with indoor bicycle parking, meeting alcoves, and a public computer lab.
Applications for Eco3’s SEE Justice Fellowship will open February 1. This one-year program is designed for community members to lead sustainability efforts, strengthen communities, and drive equity-focused change.
Eco3 partnered with the program Walk with Ease to host a 6-week wellness class that works to promote community member engagement and encourage movement. Learn more about how this collaboration has made a positive impact at Eco3 and in the Lincoln Park community.
Staff from maurices partnered with Eco3 during the company’s Day of Caring. Volunteers helped prepare the Lincoln Park Hub for its reopening to the public by painting and moving furniture.
As the snow begins to fall, now is a great time to make sure your home is properly weatherized for the cold winter months. The Eco3 Energy Team can help you with weatherization questions and needs. Check out our website for weatherization options and to sign up for a home assessment.
Legacy House before (left) and after (right) spray foam is misted throughout the building to fill in cracks and prevent air leakage There have been… Read More »Legacy House Installation Update
The renovation of Eco3’s former office into the future Lincoln Park grocery store is set to begin this month with Johnson Wilson Constructors as our… Read More »Grocery Store Construction Update
With the holiday season upon us, Lincoln Park is the perfect place to find unique, handcrafted gifts. Support small businesses and find something for everyone at the various local artisans, eateries, and shops in Lincoln Park. Check out the three ways to shop locally in Lincoln Park this season.
Kelly melds her passions for environmental health, teaching, and art to reach and create with other community members Ecolibrium3 is pleased to welcome new staff… Read More »New Staff Feature: Kelly Dupre
College of Saint Scholastica students and Eco3 staff gather for a photo after spending the morning lifting and moving items out of the basement Student… Read More »CSS Student Volunteers Help Prepare for the Opening of the CHUM Winter Warming Center
A multitude of organizations assisted the Eco3 Urban Farm throughout the 2024 season, helping us complete many projects. We are very appreciative of all our hard working volunteers and look forward to collaborating again. Check out the seasons highlights!
Eco3 is developing the Social, Economic and Environmental Justice (SEE Justice) Fellowship to empower Black community members in Duluth, thanks to funding from the EPA’s Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Cooperative Agreement Program. Get a glimpse of the programs current work, what’s ahead, and how to get involved.