Matt Meersman spoke about the value of our water resources in the context of a changing climate. As residents of the Great Lakes watershed, we have access to one of the most abundant fresh-water resources in the world. Responsibility for and stewardship of this resource are likely to be increasingly important issues for the people of our region.
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Carrie Tauscher spoke about the social, economic and ecological roles that urban trees play in helping communities prepare for and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Trees are among the cheapest and most effective “infrastructure” for climate change mitigation, especially in urban settings.
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Deep Dive tells the more than 50 year history of the marine biology program at Goshen College.
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As classic turn-of-the-century movie houses are decaying and being torn down one town in rural northern Indiana is trying to save theirs. The Goshen Theater has seen multiple fires and still stood the test of time. Now its a race to save this cornerstone of the community and return it to its former glory. “Admit One” is the story of the history of this classic theater and of the people who are trying to revive it.
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Accelerate Indiana Municipalities (Aim) announced Goshen as the recipient of the organization’s first Green Project of the Year award.
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Take a tour of Goshen, Indiana with long-time Goshen resident, Jesse Stoltzfus!
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Goshen received the AIM Green Communities Project of the Year Award, a state wide award for our community acknowledging the impact we have made in the environment through our many solar projects.
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Made in collaboration between the Goshen Historical Society and the Community Resilience Guild, this 12-minute video shares the history of the Goshen Millrace.
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Two communities are tied together with a very strong bond, through immigration.
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Richard and Devin started building motorcycles in Indiana with the help of local Amish craftsmen.
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