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i0Building Better Communities - http://www.qualitygrowth.org/ - Consortium of building and highway construction interests presents arguments against limiting suburban development.
 
i0Campaign for Sensible Growth - http://www.growingsensibly.org/ - Coalition of government, civic, and business leaders in northeastern Illinois. Presents information on the campaign, news, and resources.
 
i0Campaign to Protect Rural England - http://www.cpre.org.uk/ - National charity devoted to protecting and enhancing rural England. Encourages the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.
 
i0Colorado Sprawl Action Center - http://www.sprawlaction.org/ - Offers resources and services for local citizen groups fighting sprawl, including a growth management toolkit and the Smart Growth Hall of Fame.
 
i0Congress for the New Urbanism - http://www.cnu.org/ - News, information and other resources from an organization which promotes the restoration of cities and the creation of human-oriented livable communities with a sense of place.
 
i0Environmental Protection Agency: Smart Growth - http://www.epa.gov/smartgrowth/ - Includes introduction and detailed information on smart growth, plus news, publications, and policies.
 
i0Envision Utah - http://www.envisionutah.org/ - Public-private partnership promoting quality growth with goals in air quality, transportation options, open space preservation, housing, infrastructure, and community-friendly taxation.
 
i0Fallsburg Smart Growth - http://www.fallsburgsmartgrowth.com/ - New York citizens group offering smart growth news, links, documents, articles, and calendar.
 
i0Families For Responsible Development - http://www.ffrdpocatello.org/ - Citizen group in Pocatello, Idaho offers details about their mission, events, vision, supporters, and membership.
 
i0Farmland Information Center - http://www.farmlandinfo.org/ - A clearinghouse for information about farmland protection and stewardship. It is a partnership between the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and American Farmland Trust.
 
i0Friends of Midcoast Maine - http://www.friendsmidcoast.org/ - Group of 14 land trusts and advocacy groups discussing the increasing impacts of sprawl in the Midcoast Route One Corridor. News and information about issues and activities.
 
i0Greater Ohio - http://www.greaterohio.org/ - A statewide network promoting policies that encourage redevelopment of Ohio's cities and towns and conservation of farmland and open space.
 
i0Greenbelt Alliance - http://www.greenbelt.org/ - Conservation organization dedicated to preserving a greenbelt of open space, farmlands, and parks around San Francisco, California.
 
i0Grow Smart Rhode Island - http://www.growsmartri.com/ - A statewide non-profit organization that promotes sensible alternatives to suburban sprawl and urban decay.
 
i0Growth Management - http://www.growthmanagement-icsc.org/ - The International Council of Shopping Centers presents local solutions that balance community needs of controlling growth with the need for creating and maintaining economically vibrant communities.
 
i0Growth Management Institute - http://www.gmionline.org/ - Nonprofit encouraging effective and equitable management of urban growth and change.
 
i0Growth Management Leadership Alliance - http://www.gmla.org/ - A network of American and Canadian leaders from state, provincial and regional organizations involved in smart growth initiatives.
 
i0Knox Citizens for Smart Growth - http://www.knoxsmartgrowth.org/ - Volunteer organization supporting smart growth initiatives and opposing suburban sprawl in Knox County, Ohio.
 
i0Moving Sustainable Development from Theory to Practice in the U.S. - http://www.sustainable-city.org/document/primer/index.html - A quick-study outline of sustainable development for planners and policy-makers, with extensive web references for more in-depth information on each topic. Written by Beryl Magilavy, past director of San Francisco's Department of the Environment.
 
i0National Town Builders Association - http://www.ntba.net/ - Serves builders and developers in an effort to build traditional neighborhoods and town centers though smart growth principles.
 
i0Preservation Institute - http://www.preservenet.com/ - Information and resources about alternatives to dehumanizing modern trends on social and environmental quality.
 
i0Save Our Land, Save Our Towns Inc. - http://www.saveourlandsaveourtowns.org/ - Charitable corporation promotes changes in attitudes and policies that promote suburban sprawl.
 
i0Save a Farm - http://www.saveafarm.org/ - Farmland preservation campaign centered in Northeast Ohio. Site includes background and links.
 
i0Scenic America - http://www.scenic.org/ - Information and resources from an advocacy organization that wants to protect the scenic qualities of communities and roadways.
 
i0Sierra Club: Stopping Sprawl - http://www.sierraclub.org/sprawl/ - The Challenge to the Sprawl Campaign works to fight poorly planned runaway development and promotes smart growth communities.
 
i0Smart Growth America - http://www.smartgrowthamerica.com/ - Nationwide coalition promoting a better way to grow; one that protects farmland and open space, revitalizes neighborhoods, keeps housing affordable, preserves scenic and historic resources, and makes communities more livable.
 
i0Smart Growth BC - http://www.smartgrowth.bc.ca/ - A non-profit society that works to limit sprawl in British Columbia. Includes case studies, examples and local news.
 
i0Smart Growth Network - http://www.smartgrowth.org/ - The Smart Growth Network helps create national, regional and local coalitions to support intelligent and sustainable growth.
 
i0Smart Growth for Tennessee Towns and Counties - http://eerc.ra.utk.edu/smart/title.htm - Summarizes the basic steps in a smart growth visioning and planning process, and reviews techniques that can be used at each step.
 
i0SolutionsNotSprawl.org - http://www.solutionsnotsprawl.org/ - Home of the Citizens Alliance for Responsible Transportation, an anti-sprawl advocacy group in the Washington, D.C. area.
 
i0Sprawl City - http://www.sprawlcity.org/ - Covers comsumption growth and population growth and their roles in urban sprawl.
 
i0Sprawl Guide - http://www.plannersweb.com/sprawl/sprawlguide.html - Planners Web presents information and links dealing with urban sprawl and its consequences, including the loss of green space and the decay of older urban centers.
 
i0Sprawl Information Center - http://www.progress.org/sprawl/ - Features articles, links, a specialized search engine, and a message board.
 
i0Sprawl Kills - http://www.sprawlkills.com/ - Joel S. Hirschhorn's site includes commentary, news, book excerpts, consulting, and a newsletter.
 
i0Sprawl Watch - http://www.sprawlwatch.org/ - Clearinghouse with news, information and resource links about land-use, community planning and preservation.
 
i0Sprawl-Busters - http://www.sprawl-busters.com - One of the most comprehensive and earliest sites to target sprawl, by Al Norman, "anti-sprawl guru" and consultant. Arguments and statistics to support campaigns against sprawl developments. Reading list, news, list of towns that have defeated mega-retail proposals.
 
i0The Funders' Network - http://www.fundersnetwork.org/ - A resource for foundations, nonprofit organizations, and other partners working to solve the problems created by suburban sprawl and urban disinvestment.
 
i0The Manchester, NH Urban Open Space Web Site - http://www.mv.com/ipusers/env/ - Photoessays and information about urban open space problems such as excess development, urban sprawl, urban forests, urban wildlife, work of conservation commissions, and downtown improvement via American Elm restoration.
 
i0Vermont Forum on Sprawl - http://www.vtsprawl.org/ - Addresses the issue of sprawl and its affect on rural life.
 
i0Wikipedia: Urban Sprawl - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_sprawl - Publicly-editable encyclopedia entry supplies examples and arguments for and against sprawl.
 
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