Local Green Businesses
Some of Our Favorite Fort Bragg Businesses and organizations
Here in "The Other" Fort Bragg, things are a bit quieter than the military town of Fort Bragg in North Carolina. We get mistaken for them quite a bit. It's not uncommon for a tourist to ask where the military base is. "We don't have one". In fact, things are quite the opposite here. We have the Pacific Ocean in our back yard, with whale watching excursions. There are a total of six traffic signal lights and a large portion of the community is living life based on sound environmental principals. Art and community abound here. This used to be a logging town but, things change. We are looking at ways to convert the old 425 acre mill site into something useful for the community. We do have a bit of a tourist industry here but not anything drastic. We aren't on the way to anywhere so we are kind of on the fringe. Kind of like being in a different country.
These are a few of our favorite SUSTAINABLE businesses and organizations in the community. The list will grow as we get their permission to add them.
 Glass Dharma is a local Green business located in Fort Bragg, California that manufactures glass drinking straws as an alternative to the hugely wasteful plastic straw industry. The Straws are made here in our community by local artisans from high quality glass stock. They sell their products globally.
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Living Light Culinary Institute is one of the only globally recognized schools for certifying Live food chefs. They are located in the heart of Fort Bragg, California and have done much for the local economy. |
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About MendoPower With your help, MendoPower Employment Services creates jobs. We operate a temporary employment service, an auction barn and are building up a community re-use and recycling center. We try to find ways to re-use or recycle everything and we employ anyone, with emphasis on those who need it the most. |
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Growing Community and helping our youth to realize the importance of growing our own food |
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Natural, Sustainable sea vegetable harvest from the Pacific Ocean in Mendocino County and Fort Bragg, California |
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40 Acres of manicured and natural beauty worth visiting |
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Fort Bragg Grange
Yes, The Grange is thriving in Fort Bragg |
