• Environmental Beautification

• 1324.

Rogue River Greenway Foundation

SEE SCHEDULE 0 ROGUE RIVER GREENWAY BUILDING PATHS FOR THE FUTURE OUR VISION Our vision is to createthe Rogue River Recreational Corridor and Greenway a 30 mile emerald necklace of parks and public access areas along the Rogue River linked by a ribbon of greenway trailbetween Central Point and Grants Pass in Southern Oregon.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 1325.

LA Verne Land Conservancy

The La Verne Land Conservancy Protecting our foothill open spaces LVLC Home What is the La Verne Land Conservancy.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 1326.

Joshuas Tract Conservation & Historic Trust

Protecting Land and Preserving Heritage.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 1327.

Great Salt Lake Audubon

Dedicated to protecting and enhancing habitat for wild plants and animals, particularly birds, and to GREAT SALT LAKE AUDUBON, A CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, WAS FOUNDED IN 1912 AND IS THE OLDEST CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION IN UTAH.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 1328.

Condor Trail Association Inc

Current News Condor Trail Guide Book by Brian Sarvis Interested in hiking the Condor Trail.

• Management & Technical Assistance

• 1329.

Beavers Northwest

Beavers Northwest increases acceptance and understanding of beavers to support healthier and more resilient ecosystems.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 1330.

Happy Feet Rescue

Non-profit organization for the rescue and rehabilitation of animals in Central Texas Your Custom Text Here Welcome Happy Feet Rescue is a 501c3 charitable organization with the goal to take in orphaned displaced or injured wildlife and rehabilitate for the release back into their natural habitats.

Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful

Our vision is a vibrant Coyote Creek: clean waters, abundant wildlife, and natural beauty that everyone can enjoy.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 1332.

Nashville Wildlife Conservation Center

NWCC works to empower our Nashville community to connect with the natural world and coexist with our native wildlife by providing education, rehabilitation, and environmental stewardship.