Bio-Logical Capital has partnered with Urban Villages on an interim installation near the project that rethinks the role urban development can play in a community. Although construction sites represent the promise of something new, they are often disruptive—blocking sidewalks and creating noise pollution and dust that burdens the people and businesses in the community. But this doesn’t need to be the whole story.
For the love of potatoes
We did a lot in 2022
Luiz on Team Management
Cultivation
Spring Reading List
Financing Resilience in Regional Meat Processing
Our team at Bio-Logical Capital has seen the essential role that meat processing plays in the livelihoods of small and medium size farms – and the working landscapes they steward. Working with Vermont Livestock Slaughter and Processing Company, a small family-owned meat processing business in rural Vermont, represents our translating and convening work across farming, food processing, impact investing, employee equity, and community development.
2021 Year in Review
In our work we are met with failures and successes, sometime in the same project in the same week. We celebrate our success! And we are constantly learning from our missed steps and failures. And forever, we have a lot to learn. Here is to both celebrating 2021 and looking forward to 2022 and the commitment to continued learning, work and growth.
Our Work During COVID
Our team, operating model, and business have made many pivots in response to COVID-19. Some of these changes have been small, daily adaptations, whereas other changes are ongoing, broader, longer term decisions that we are still working through. Some of these changes are really exciting, and others are hard.