Eco3 LNPK
Did you know that we have been doing projects and community development work in Lincoln Park for the past nine years?
The Lincoln Park neighborhood is home to over 6,000 of Duluth’s most resilient and creative residents. Lincoln Park has so much to offer, but isn’t without its challenges. Our work here addresses housing, health disparities, blight, green space, and most importantly, community building. From Rocks to Docks, and Skyline to Shoreline (port inclusive), Ecolibrium3 is also proud to call this our home, too. Learn more about our neighborhood programs and resources.
Ways to participate:
- Donate to support our leadership and organizing work that makes this revitalization work possible.
- Join us for a Main Street Lincoln Park meeting. Contact us for more information.
Latest Updates
New Tax Payments for Families with Children
Did you know that the American Rescue Plan designed to help families struggling with effects of the pandemic created a new tax credit payment for
Marching Towards a Cleaner April
Each year as the snow melts, our messy ways are revealed. Garbage can and grill lids blown away by winter storms, dog doo, cigarette butts,
A Reflection on 2020
Throughout 2020, we have watched our community and its members experience tremendous challenges. We have also been inspired by the creativity and resilience in our community to pivot in order to meet these challenges.
Main Street Lincoln Park – Holiday Style!
The Main Street Lincoln Park program at Ecolibrium3 covers a lot of ground for our neighborhood businesses, from problem-solving trash and parking issues to advocating
The Four Point Approach To Main Street Lincoln Park
Main Street America is a national organization that is made up of small towns, mid-sized communities, and urban commercial districts that use the Four Point
Safe Reopen Grants Awarded
Main Street Lincoln Park awarded ten safe reopening grants to help Lincoln Park businesses. Grant funds were provided by North Shore Federal Credit Union as