Five Great Green Web Communities

If you want to build your global green connections and community, the web is a great place to network. It’s not the same as meeting the people in your neighborhood, obviously, but finding kindred spirits across the country (and around the world) will help make the Earth a little friendlier for all of us.

HowYouEco:

“HowYouEco brings more green into your home, work and play. Multi-channel green directory, social network, media outlet and marketplace where like-minded people and businesses interact. Visit HomeEco, WorkEco and PlayEco and Blog.HowYouEco to get fresh and practical ways to go greener.”

EnviroSpeakTV:

“Our Vision is to leverage the power of community and citizen media to implement real-world environmental change. EnviroSpeak recognizes a need to implement real-world action in order to make a positive impact on our environment. Our vision may be idealistic but our objectives are realistic. We want to provide the best possible conduit for environmentalists to educate, collaborate and solve real environmental problems.”

Connect2Earth:

“On connect2earth you can say what you think and you can add your voice to existing debates on the environment. You can upload your films, images, or words, you can comment on other people entries, you can vote for what catches your eyes. Most of all, you can learn, connect and share.”

Green For All:

“Green For All is a national organization dedicated to improving the lives of all Americans through a clean energy economy.   The organization works in collaboration with the business, government, labor, and grassroots communities to create and implement programs that increase quality jobs and opportunities in green industry – all while holding the most vulnerable people at the center of its agenda.”

Wiser Earth:

“WiserEarth helps the global movement of people and organizations working toward social justice, indigenous rights, and environmental stewardship connect, collaborate, share knowledge, and build alliances.”

And of course, we can’t forget Twitter… Not a ‘green’ community, but plenty of green people are connecting every day there.

For suggestions on who to follow, see these posts:

What the Hashtag? Navigating the #Green World of Twitter

10 green Twitterers you should follow

The great green Twitter follow parade

Top “10″ Green Twitter Tweeters (Who You Should Follow)

Top 77 EcoChatters and live Tweets on the EcoChatter page

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