Featured Webinar -Transportation Systems
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The Community Builders Network presents:
Not Your Father's Transportation System: How Economics and Energy are Reshaping Transportation Priorities
Featuring Jim Charlier, AICP, President of Charlier Associates
Wednesday, May 22, 2013, noon-1PM MDT (11AM-noon AZ)
Featured Report - About Town
The Sonoran Institute took public data from nine communities in Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming to discover where cities, counties and towns could most likely generate tax revenue and improve their communities now and well into the future.
Contacts - Northern Rockies Program
Randy Carpenter
Director, Northern Rockies Regional Program
406-587-7331, x.3002
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The Sonoran Institute’s Northern Rockies Program represents an enduring commitment to the rich resources of the Northern Rockies – its land, people, and communities. Based in Bozeman, Montana, our work is based upon the idea that communities make better decisions about their future when they have accurate, compelling information and meaningfully engage their citizens. We work with community partners to shape a better future for the region – one of healthy, lively communities with resilient and strong economies surrounded by working farms and ranches and fish and wildlife habitat.
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Featured Videos - Northern Rockies Program
RESET: A new Sonoran Institute report focused on the future housing market of the American West. The 60-page report focuses on market trends in six communities in Montana, Idaho and Colorado.
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Download the RESET report here.
This video is about choices. Through interviews with developers, architects, elected officials, realtors, conservationists, community leaders and other voices from around the West, we explore why choices matter when it comes to building thriving communities in today's economy and how, looking forward, we can make wise choices about the future.



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