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The project will support Ramsey County's efforts to promote waste reduction and reuse and identify effective strategies for encouraging these practices among residents.
The goal of this project is to support the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe's Department of Natural Resources (DRM) with new environmental and food ecosystem initiatives.
The goal of this project is to catalog publicly available Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) related to climate adaptation and resilience for integration into Indian Land Tenure Foundation – National Indian Carbon Coalition Co-Benefits Atlas.
The goal is to identify strategies that elevate renter voices and ensure apartment residents are consistently connected to City programs, services, and decision-making process.
The goal is to provide a more complete, evidence-based understanding of how apartment communities contribute to Edina’s long-term vitality.
The goal of this project is to support the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe’s climate resilience planning through GIS data documentation and organization.
To conduct research that explores how the Metropolitan Council can best communicate with local municipalities during the decennial comprehensive plan update process to support healthy and safe communities through the built environment.
To identify key evidence-based criteria related to natural features, recreational opportunities, accessibility and connectivity to regional amenities, socio-cultural considerations, and other factors; and incorporate these criteria into a site assessment tool (such as a heat map or matrix) to guide the City and working group in identifying suitable greenway corridor and trail locations.
In anticipation of new Metropolitan Council requirements that all Twin City metro-area municipalities include a Natural Systems chapter in their 2050 comprehensive plans, Hennepin County established the Natural Resources Partnership Coalition (NRPC) to help cities in Hennepin County meet these requirements. NRPC has partnered with RCP to develop a suite of planning resources (case studies, fact sheets, best practices, model ordinance language, etc.) that communities can use to implement natural systems protection strategies.
Evaluate the effectiveness of existing building deconstruction grant programs and incentives, and develop resources to encourage homeowners and contractors to reuse or recycle building materials rather than sending them to a landfill.