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About CLEAR (Center for Living Environments and Regeneration)

What if instead of using less, we create more? That’s what CLEAR is about: Creating abundance—in businesses, organizations, communities, and people. In the face of local and global challenges like climate change, economic instability, dwindling natural resources, and expanding food insecurity, we offer an uplifting solution: Instead of using less, let’s work together to create more. CLEAR is a non-profit based in Fort Collins, CO, helping business leaders reshape how they do business, sustainability professionals rethink green, and college students prepare for both. The future of business is in being more than sustainable. It’s in growing our bottom line by growing everything it touches. It’s in making decisions that holistically celebrate the unique potential of our people, community, and natural environment. It’s about creating healthy, resilient businesses, projects, communities, and people. We call these Living Environments. We provide change makers with tools to create Living Environments by practicing regeneration. How? Through our core initiatives: LENSES (Living Environments in Natural, Social, and Economic Systems). LENSES is a framework that provides sustainability practitioners a step-by-step process for creating Living Environments in their projects, organizations, and communities. We offer trainings to become a LENSES Facilitator as well as case studies demonstrating how practitioners are applying the Framework. The CLEAR Centers. CLEAR is partnering with organizations across the country to develop regional event and co-working centers. These centers will act as hubs of regenerative thought and promote the field of regenerative development. The CLEAR Nexus, a partnership with The Sustainability NEXUS, will be located in Philadelphia, PA. The CLEAR Geller Center, a partnership with Geller Center will be located in Fort Collins, CO.

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