• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 2080.

Commonweal Conservancy Inc

Commonweal Conservancy is a nonprofit conservation-based community-development organization dedicated to forging deep and sustaining connections among people, land, and the built environment.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

• 2081.

Friends of Big Bear Valley

To protect & preserve the natural habitat of Big Bear Valley through education, monitoring & advocacy To protect and preserve the natural habitat of Big Bear Valley through education, monitoring and advocacy about its value and community benefit.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 2082.

Branford Land Trust Inc

Preserving open space in Branford and promoting an appreciation of our diverse natural features.

• Education N.E.C.

• 2083.

Three Rivers Beekeepers Club

Still time to get in on the last webinar.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 2084.

Alabama Wildlife Federation Inc

Oldest and largest non-profit conservation organization in AL.

Lower Howards Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve Inc

We are a state nature preserve. Open by guided hike only, except for the John Holder Trail.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 2086.

Friends of Norwin Trails

Friends of Norwin Trails are working to build safe connected and fun recreational bicycling and walking trails in the Norwin area Our vision is to connect our neighborhoods businesses schools and parks with trails.

• Urban, Community

• 2087.

Tule River Economic Development Corporation

TREDC has 5 established properties; TAS, EFTP1, Stoney Creek BBQ, EFTP2, Fleet Services.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 2088.

Meddybemps Lake Land Trust

Home Who We Are What We Do Support Us News Contact More Our MISSION For public benefit and for future generations as well as for preservation of the habitats of the plant and animal life contained therein to protect and conserve in perpetuity the scenic landscapes natural terrain and native ecosystems of the lakeshore lands wetlands and adjoining woodlands and open space in and around the Meddybemps Lake watershed.