San Diego Green Scene

A non-profit membership organization whose mission it is to lead, to educate and to participate in the careful stewardship, wise planning and artful design of our cultural and natural environments.

The largest regional life science association in the world representing more than 550 companies in Southern California. BIOCOM focuses on initiatives that will influence their member companies in the development and delivery of products that improve health and quality of life.
   

A state-wide membership network for non-profit organizations located within California. Currently there are over 1,700 non-profits represented by the organization.

A non-profit organization that rates buildings to ensure that buildings being built meet or surpass building standards set forward by the state of California.

The center advances sustainability through regional collaborations in higher education, research, stewardship, and outreach to ensure that generations of students will gain the skills and abilities that will allow the San Diego region to grow, prosper, and sustain itself in the long term.

A grassroots lobbying group that has volunteers lobby the government for policy change relating to climate change.

A non-profit organization that is dedicated to resolving conflict between conservation needs and community needs, mainly through education based programs.

A non-profit academic and research center of the University of San Diego School of Law that studies energy policy issues affecting the San Diego region and California.

A non-profit environmental advocacy group at San Diego State University that strives to empower students to make a positive environmental impact on campus, in the community, and in the business world through the principles of ecology, ethics, and economics (e3).

A non-profit organization that builds grassroots campaigns to confront the unjust consequences of toxic pollution, discriminatory land use, and unsustainable energy policies.

A statewide energy efficiency marketing and outreach campaign. Initiated in 2001, Flex Your Power is a partnership of California's utilities, residents, businesses, institutions, government agencies and nonprofit organizations working to save energy.

A private non-profit organization that through outreach, community involvement and example, leads and educates our community to actively conserve and enhance the environment.

A non-profit membership organization that enables members to pool their resources and leverage their communities’ commitment to a sustainable energy future.

A blog created by the Connell Whittaker group that focuses on environmental issues such as global warming, sustainability, and renewable region, and how the issues affect the San Diego region.

A non-profit organization whose goal it is to build broad support for sustainable transportation systems and land-use policies.

A non-profit organization that is expressly dedicated to educating urban and diverse youth through Ocean Science.

A non-profit organization whose mission is to prevent disease, improve community health and promote sustainable development worldwide.

Preserve Calavera is a non-profit organization. The mission of Preserve Calavera is to protect, enhance, and restore the natural resources of coastal north San Diego County.

A project started by the Heartland Foundation dedicated to creating an Environmental Studies Center, and an Environment Trail that can educate San Diego about the enviromental problems we face, and how we can reach solutions to resolve those problems.

 A committee within BOMA SD whose mission it is to raise awareness of facility and property managers in San Diego with regard to energy management and sustainability issues, strategies and best-known methods for their properties.

A non-profit organization that protects the region’s inland and coastal waters for the communities and wildlife that depend on them by blending education, community empowerment and advocacy.

A committed network of volunteers in service for a healthy, prosperous, and sustainable future for all living things.

A non-profit organization dedicated to food justice. They work to create a food system where food security is a right, where all people have equal access to healthy, fresh, affordable, sustainable, culturally-appropriate food.

A website created to provide information for local green and sustainability information in San Diego.

A meetup group designed for people interested in permaculture, the relationship between man-made endeavors and nature, to socialize and get to know each other.

A volunteer-based consortium of business, government, academic & community organizations leading & promoting practices that support a sustainable future for the San Diego region.

A non-profit organization whose goal it is to strengthen the local food movement in the San Diego region and to create a sustainable urban-rural partnership that brings healthy local food to our communities and sustains the working landscapes and people that feed us.

A non-profit organization that protects and restores the resources of San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve, its watershed, and related ecosystems for the benefit of current and future generations.

A non-profit organization that has been dedicated to helping the environment since its creation in 1892.

A non-profit institution whose mission it is to promote sustainable living through inspirational environmental education.

 A non-profit organization with the stated mission of the protection and enjoyment of oceans, waves and beaches through a powerful activist network.

A non-profit membership organization whose goal it is to make Southern California become a model for the rest of the world on the issue of sustainability.

A meetup group designed as a way to network in San Diego with other people interested in sustainable development both in the US and internationally.

A collaboration of local, regional, statewide groups dedicated to creating a vibrant and more equitable future for the San Diego region.

 A non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration and protection of the natural open space within the Escondido Creek watershed.

The office of sustainability's mission is to make the University of San Diego as sustainable as possible, in terms of such areas as building design, and the use of energy.

A meetup group designed for progressive thinkers in the San Diego area to meet and discuss ideas on how to make San Diego a better, more sustainable place to live.

A water conservation garden designed to educate San Diegans on how they can save water in their own lives.

 A non-profit organization whose mission it is to encourage public interest in, and support for, the preservation of the rare Torrey pine trees and their scenic refuge. This is accomplished primarily by raising funds for special projects and by publishing informative material concerning Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve.

A research institute on the campus of UCSD where professors and students alike do research into how to solve the world's most pressing environmental concerns.

 A non-profit organization whose goal it is to speed the transition to a sustainable future for all the people of San Diego.

A national non-profit membership organization whose goal it is to facilitate and support sustainable business practices that spur innovation, job creation, energy efficiency and an overall brighter economic future.

A program of The San Diego Roots Sustainable Food Project who has a goal of helping people start growing their own food through collaborative garden builds, hands-on garden education and community outreach. Currently VGSD works with 17 other San Diego organizations to work toward this goal.

 A non-profit organization whose mission it is to advance the beneficial and efficient uses of high-quality, locally produced, sustainable water sources for the betterment of society and the environment through advocacy, education and outreach, research, and membership.

A non-profit organization whose mission it is to reduce waste in San Diego County and educate citizens, businesses, and governments in the San Diego County region to adopt a zero-waste philosophy.