The Ray is partnering with Montana Department of Transportation (MDT), developing geospatial analysis tools to enhance safety, mobility and resource conservation across the north-west U.S.

Drawdown Georgia has a free toolkit designed to help residents, local officials, and community leaders understand data centers and engage knowledgeably in decisions happening in their own backyards.

The Ray and Cox Enterprises have joined forces to advance native ecological corridors across the Southeast, successfully establishing five new pollinator zones at Cox locations throughout Georgia and Florida in 2026.

Strong by Form, a past participant of the Biomimicry Institute's Ray of Hope Accelerator, has just closed €5.8M of its €10 million Series A round to develop Woodflow-core, the world’s first wooden slab that can match the strength of steel and concrete while being 80% lighter.

The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) and The Ray have partnered to establish monarch butterfly pollinator meadows at nine Georgia DOT highway right-of-way sites across the state. The nine meadows represent Georgia DOT’s first installed acres banked through the Nationwide Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) for the Monarch Butterfly on Energy and Transportation Lands, a voluntary conservation initiative that encourages transportation agencies to create, maintain, and manage monarch butterfly habitat on transportation lands.