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Grass Shoots

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Several of our projects aim to increase the accessibility of the conservationist movement. We continue to produce promotional media for Charles River Canoe and Kayak, located just down the street from our main office. Their programs helping to get Bostonians outside and invested in the well-being of their local bodies of water. Our editors are also forging ahead with the pilot episode of Sustainable Industry Television. The special documents the ways in which the Georgia-based innovators at InterfaceFLOR have revolutionized the carpeting industry.

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