Sparking environmental consciousness through art, connection, & education
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Something for Everyone
Eco.Logic is an education, arts, and community building non-profit that inspires people to take tangible action to address climate change.
Join an environmental discussion group, collaborate on environmental art & culture projects, & more.
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Our Mission
We believe that fostering connections with each other and the natural world is vital for creating a sustainable future.
By integrating the transformative power of art, fostering meaningful connections, and providing education, we aim to make environmental action accessible and personal.
Our Impact
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Featured Programs
Through an inclusive and intersectional approach, we make environmental education accessible and personal, inspiring people to join the environmental movement in ways unique to them.
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Eco.Crews
Eco.Crews are designed to give people space to talk about environmental issues and help them take action through the support of a community.
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Eco.Restoration
We are working with a 90 acre farm in Illinois that will be transitioning from conventional grain production to organic starting in 2024.
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Eco.Theater
Eco.Logic’s Eco.Theater program is a community-centered way to bring climate theater to life. We are seeking individuals to join a cohort to help develop a play that explores climate anxiety through an intersectional lens.
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Camp Eco.Logic
Education is a key pillar of Eco.Logic. Learn more about how at Camp Eco.Logic we provide students with an exceptional learning experience.
Events
Find your unique way to contribute to the environmental movement.
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From the Blog
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The Importance of Art in the Environmental Movement
These days when everything is ‘breaking news,’ and every issue is the most important one to tackle, it’s hard to connect with any one problem… Art can help massive topics become more approachable and allow people to learn through a creative medium.
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Why that “Idyllic” Cornfield is So Problematic
Cornfields characterize much of the landscape of Midwestern states. What many people don’t realize is how ecologically destructive these farmlands are to both the local landscape and also ecosystems that extend beyond these farmlands.
What makes these cornfields so problematic?
