The CIGoGreen Map promotes education, tourism, and activism - and it supports economic development in local communities:

• It highlights the location of green buildings, historic and modern installations of renewable energy systems, and noteworthy project proposals and possibilities.
• It features locations where you can go green by visiting farmers’ markets, recycling, choosing car-free travel, and purchasing clean fuels.
• It includes indicators of progress in individual communities - the number of hybrid vehicle registrations, residential photovoltaic system installations, and green power consumers - and it identifies those forward-thinking towns that have adopted climate policies.
• It lists businesses, organizations, and resources to help you go green.

To download the guide/map, click on the image above or here (Adobe Acrobat file, 6 MB) or on the image. Interactive maps are under development - they will feature links to prominent green sites and installations in the Cape & Islands region, links to local organizations and businesses that can help you go green, and data reflecting progress toward energy sustainability.

If you would like a large-format, hard-copy version of the map, contact Chris Powicki at chrisp@weeinfo.com.