Ecolibrium3 is pleased to welcome our newest staff member, Charlie Danielson. Charlie joins our staff as Farm Manager. He will be overseeing growing and programming at the Eco3 Urban Farm. Learn about Charlie and his role at Ecolibrium3!
Update to the community food resource guide for spring 2024.
In February, Ecolibrium3 co hosted a Community and Social Services Tabletop with Ready North. See how this conversation was different from the typical emergency preparedness training.
This year marks the 30th year of the AmeriCorps program! We are excited to celebrate our wonderful VISTAs during AmeriCorps week.
The Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) prepared this case study to describe how the community based organization, Ecolibrium3, developed a community solar array and resilience hub to benefit residents of a low-income, historically marginalized community in Duluth, MN.
Ecolibrium3 AmeriCorps VISTA members dedicate a year to serving their communities. Three amazing VISTAs started their year of service last February, and their time is wrapping up this month.
DTA Public Schools Partnership The DTA (Duluth Transit Authority) partnership with Duluth Public Schools allows unlimited free rides to public high school staff and students… Read More »DTA Public Schools Partnership
Kevin has extensive experience with community nonprofit work. In his role, Kevin will advance a new citizen-led environmental justice effort, and promote projects with a focus on equity.
In January we participated in a workshop series called Sustainable Duluth hosted by the City of Duluth. One of our Energy experts presented on simple ways to make a home more efficient.
The National Day of Service is a time for VISTA members to come together for a common cause. This January, our VISTAs supported the NAACP Martin Luther King Day celebrations. See how our community marked this important day together.
We are also welcoming Angela to our staff this month! Angela will support ongoing work in many different program areas, from community resilience to food systems.
Solar energy is one of the most popular forms of clean, renewable energy, and it has the potential to help reduce pollution and increase energy security in our state. But not everyone can put solar panels on their roof. That’s where community solar comes in.