• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 910.

Izaak Walton League of America-Evansille Chap

102 years of conservation leadership. Mission: protect the nation's woods, waters and wildlife.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 911.

American Fisheries Society

MOAFS is a scientific and professional organization composed of persons dedicated to the conservation, enhancement, and restoration of aquatic resources.

• Human Service Organizations

• 912.

SAFE WATER NETWORK

More than a billion people around the world lack access to safe water.

• Single Organization Support

• 913.

Kings River Conservation District Public Financing Corporation

A resource agency for the Kings River region serving agriculture, business & residents throughout 1.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 914.

Black Earth Creek Watershed Association Inc

To protect, conserve, support, and advocate for the wise long-term management of the physical, biological, environmental, cultural, and historical resources that constitute the heritage and future assets of the Black Earth Creek Watershed.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 915.

Defend H2O

DEFENDING CLEAN WATER AND THE COASTAL ZONE THROUGH SCIENCE, EDUCATION AND LAW.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 916.

Fountain Creek Watershed Inc

MISSION IS TO PRESERVE, IMPROVE AND REVITALIZE THE FOUNTAIN CREEK AND MONUMENT CREEK RIPARIAN CORRIDORS IN COLORADO SPRINGS, TO IDENTIFY FUNDING SOURCES AND STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT ALONG THE CORRIDORS, TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH WITH THE GOAL OF IMPROVING WATER FLOW AND QUALITY, AND TO FOSTER PARK AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ALONG THE CREEKS.

Friends of the River Foundation

Protecting and restoring California Rivers since 1973.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 918.

Owasco Lake Watershed Management Council Inc

TO COORDINATE ACTIONS FOR PROTECTING AND RESTORING THE HEALTH OF OWASCO LAKE AND ITS WATERSHED TO ENSURE THAT OWASCO LAKE WILL SERVE AS A SOURCE OF PUBLIC DRINKING WATER, A RECREATIONAL ASSET, AN ECONOMIC DRIVER, AND AN IMPORTANT NATURAL RESOURCE FOR THE WELLBEING OF WATERSHED RESIDENTS AND THOSE WHO BENEFIT FROM ITS PROTECTION NOW AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.