Regional Working Groups: Six groups meet on a regular basis to implement strategies that help achieve goals of the OneSTL plan and move selected indicators toward desired outcomes. Each group has a unique structure that is generally limited in size to maintain focus and streamline communications. However, each group maintains a network of stakeholders who are interested in the topic and may be working on similar issues. Click on the links below to find out more about each working group and how you can get involved:
- Water and Green Infrastructure
- Materials and Recycling
- Transit Oriented Development
- Energy and Emissions
- Biodiversity
- Food Access
Join the OneSTL Network: The Network provides Members a structure for communication and collaboration. Network Members are recognized as supporters of OneSTL and will receive regular updates. Membership is free. Become a Member Today
The OneSTL Network is organized into a structure to support and encourage collaboration among organizations working on OneSTL strategies and sustainability initiatives. The Network is divided into Leadership, Communications and the Sustainability Lab. You can read more about the function of each group by clicking on the appropriate menu item to the right. If you are interested in learning more about the OneSTL Network or if you are interested in joining one of the Network groups leave a note on our Contact Us page.
The Sustainability Lab @ T-Rex: In collaboration with the Downtown St. Louis technology business incubator, T-Rex, the Sustainability Lab @ T-Rex is a monthly gathering of people working on, learning about, and advocating for sustainability. Go to the Lab schedule.
Endorse Targets & Share your Successes: Show other Network Members what you are working on, identify areas for collaboration and give your work more visibility by being listed on the website, highlighted in the Sustainable Solutions Toolkit or at the annual Network Gathering. Share your Success Story
Explore the Toolkit: The Sustainable Solutions Toolkit provides detailed information on policies and programs that can be used to make your community more sustainable.
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