The State Environmental Leadership Program (SELP) is a staff-supported network of independent environmental activist organizations that focus on state level policy to preserve, protect and enhance the natural and human environment, and the health and quality of life for all people.
SELP protects and restores America's environment by strengthening and networking smart, powerful and well run state environmental advocacy organizations.
Every state will have at least one state policy organization that is smart, powerful and well run:
Smart: strategically guided; clearly defined and followed mission; active and engaged board; cultural competency
Powerful: no significant environmental decision is made in a state without our group’s knowledge and consent.
Well run: effective financial tools and management, effective personnel management tools, competitive staff compensation, diverse and stable funding.
"To achieve comprehensive improvements to environmental policies in America, you must have strong, state-focused environmental groups. SELP helps make that happen."
- Adam Snyder, Conservaion Alabama
01/27/12 12:06 from CleanEnergy Footprints
Late on the evening of January 24, the board of directors at Cobb EMC made an unprecedented about-face, and voted to freeze the EMC’s funding for two coal-fired power plants: Plant Washington and Plant Ben Hill . Without their biggest inve.. Read More...
01/26/12 12:10 from Twitter / SELPGreenStates
SELPGreenStates: http://t.co/IVhcMHiB http://t.co/T2A3mog9 Read More...
01/26/12 12:02 from Twitter / SELPGreenStates
SELPGreenStates: #Fracking is NOT just an #environmental issue, it's a health issue too! http://t.co/i09KGcvi Read More...
01/25/12 22:00 from Natural Resources Council of Maine (NRCM)
I'm old enough to remember the meaning of the axiom "As Maine goes, so goes the nation." It meant that we had a knack for picking presidents. It also meant, as I was taught in a central Maine grade school, that independent-thinking Mainers .. Read More...
01/25/12 22:00 from Natural Resources Council of Maine (NRCM)
Forester, Fisherman, Snowmobiler, Engineer, and Town Selectman Join Call for Common Sense SolutionsWith the dust barely settled from last year’s contentious debates on the future of Maine’s land, air, water, and wildlife, lawmak.. Read More...
01/25/12 11:28 from Twitter / SELPGreenStates
SELPGreenStates: Some helpful information for #nonprofits regarding open vs. closed website tools: http://t.co/GkvULkBJ Read More...