Environment

The Keystone Center’s work in environmental policy ranges from local to international; from two parties with a single issue to complex dialogues involving multiple parties and multiple issues. In every case, our neutral and independent facilitation helps people solve problems and make informed decisions.

We serve as a trusted bridge between those with differing perspectives on a wide array of environmental policy, legislative, and regulatory questions, including: collaborative resource management; ecosystem and watershed management; natural resource protection; water quality and quantity issues; sustainable agriculture; green marketing; transportation; climate change; restoration and remediation; and resource extraction and use (mining, forestry, and sustainable development).

Recent Projects

• Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture
• Green Products Roundtable
• Endangered Species Act Dialogue
• Little Coal River Mountaintop Mining Situation Assessment
• Fountain Creek
• Pebble Mine
• St. Croix River Crossing Stakeholder Process

  For more information about our environmental work, please contact Mike Hughes.

  For a complete list of our policy reports, please click here.