Environmental Citizenship
>> Religious and ecological values
>> Enhancing public information
>> Engaging corporate and civic institutions
 
Center for Energy & Climate Solutions
Center for International Environmental Law
Clean Air-Cool Planet
Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies
Health Care Without Harm
International Center for Conservation Analysis and Planning (ICCAP)
Joint Environmental Mediation Service
Redefining Progress
Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition
The Center for Public Integrity
The Natural Step
The Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment
>> Supporting community and grassroots efforts



Engaging Corporate and Civic Institutions

ForestEthics

ForestEthics recognizes that individuals—and corporations—can be mobilized to create positive environmental change. By leveraging that simple idea, ForestEthics has helped to protect more than 7 million acres of endangered forests. The organization recognizes that corporations have significant power and influence, and it has demonstrated that it is possible to use that influence to effect positive environmental change. Governments and loggers listen to corporations, and corporations are willing to listen to ForestEthics.

Funding from the V. Kann Rasmussen Foundation has enabled the organization to further its campaign against Victoria’s Secret, which prints more than 1 million catalogs a day, mostly on paper that comes directly from forests. Its Victoria’s Dirty Secret campaign has been featured on major media outlets. Two full-page advertisements have run in the New York Times, hundreds of protests have been held across the country, and its website, www.victoriasdirtysecret.net, gets approximately 50,000 unique visitors per month.

For more information about ForestEthics, visit www.forestethics.org.

 

 

 

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