Sustainability in the Hot-Arid Climate
Eco El Paso is a 501(c)3 nonprofit focused on sustainability in the Hot-Arid climate of El Paso and the Chihuahua Desert. We are here to promote and educate the public about how we can live a more sustainable lifestyle in all aspects of our lives. Essentially, we promote sustainability to create a bright future for generations to come in El Paso.
We collaborate with other nonprofits, government entities, community groups, and organizations to promote sustainable and regenerative life practices. We aspire to define, in collaboration with others, locally appropriate built environments that are healthy, original, ecologically sound, and consistent with the surrounding natural resources, human resources, and climate.
Join Eco El Paso's mission to create a more sustainable and resilient El Paso for future generations to come.
Our areas of focus include:
Sustainability, Renewable Energy, Community Events, Education & Outreach, Electric Vehicles (EV's), Tree Planting, Food Systems, Water Systems, Electric Utility Issues & Rate Cases, and the creation of Sustainable Policy for the City & County of El Paso.
We want everyone in our region to have clean air, clean water, clean food, and high paying sustainable industry jobs.
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Contact us: info@ecoelpaso.org
Membership
Eco El Paso's membership program has 3 main goals: Fundraising, Volunteering, and Advocacy of resilient systems. What we do locally affects the world, so let's continue to be a beacon of positive change for our region and the planet.
Events
Eco El Paso conducts events throughout the year in El Paso ranging from our yearly Annual Conference, Solar Energy 101 for Homeowners and Businesses, Electric Vehicle Festivals, to sustainable architecture, green design, and green building.
Million Trees
Million Trees El Paso is a program with an ambitious goal: to plant and care for at least one million new native trees across the city in the next 10 years! The goal is to restore the area of land shaded by trees in the Greater El Paso, TX region.
