• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 1864.

Lake Champlain International Inc

Lake Champlain International (LCI) is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization actively involved in shaping the future of Lake Champlain's water and fisheries health for the well-being of the people who depend on it today and tomorrow.

• Economic Development

• 1865.

Watertown Local Development Corporation

THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION IS TO FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT OF COOPERATION BETWEEN THE CITY GOVERNMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR WITH THE GOAL OF PROMOTING ECONOMIC EXPANSION AND PROSPERITY IN THE CITY OF WATERTOWN.

Falmouth Chamber of Commerce

Falmouth Chamber of Commerce, Cape Cod - Where Surf & Sun Meet for Fun.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 1867.

MISSOURI RIVER BIRD OBSERVATORY

Science, Education, and Advocacy CONSERVATION OF BIRDS, OTHER WILDLIFE, AND THEIR HABITATS VIA SCIENCE, EDUCATION, AND ADVOCACY Missouri River Bird Observatory Missouri River Bird Observatory Science Education Advocacya 501c3 nonprofit organization Science To gather information about avian communities and habitat usethat will assist state federal and private natural resource managersin their efforts to implement conservation programs.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 1868.

Salmon River Ice Hockey Association

Salmon River is a volunteer youth hockey organization.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 1869.

Red River Human Services Foundation

Providing support to people with many abilities for 40 years.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 1870.

Salmon Whitewater Park Association Inc

SWPA'S MISSION IS TO FACILITATE THE FUNDRAISING, CONSTRUCTION, AND LONGEVITY OF A WHITEWATER PARK IN SALMON, IDAHO FOR RECREATIONAL RIVER OPPORTUNITY TO BOOST THE LOCAL ECONOMY.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1871.

Southeastern Fisheries Association Inc

SOUTHEASTERN FISHERIES ASSOCIATION, INC.

• Economic Development

• 1872.

RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Working with and for the people of Memphis to unlock the power of the Mississippi River.