The ELC is pleased to announce the publication of its new report entitled "Leadership for Sustainability: Developing Leaders for the Environment" . This report represents over two years of work among ELC members to identify many of the critical skills, successful delivery systems, and opportunities for collaboration that yield more effective leaders, positive environmental outcomes, and a strengthened environmental movement. To download a PDF copy of the report, request a hard copy, or send us comments, please click here .

The Environmental Leadership Program is currently accepting applications for its ELP Fellowship Class of 2005-2006. The ELP Fellowship provides training, project support and a vibrant peer network to 20-25 talented and diverse individuals each year engaged in environmental and social change work. ELP fellows come from nonprofits, businesses, government, tribal government, and higher education, and include activists, artists, writers, lawyers, entrepreneurs, policy makers, and scientists. The two-year fellowship includes four retreats, seed funding for projects, a strong peer network, and opportunities for reflection. For more information about the program and how to apply, please visit the ELP Fellowship website .