• Land Resources Conservation

• 298.

Sconset Trust Inc

CONSERVATION OF AREAS OF OPEN LAND AND PUBLIC WATER RESOURCES.

Cumberland Valley Preservation Society at Silver Spring

The Cumberland Valley Preservation Society at Silver Spring is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, study, teaching and enjoyment of historical sites and buildings located in central Cumberland County Pennsylvania.

WeConservePA

WeConservePA helps people conserve the lands needed for healthy, prosperous, and secure communities.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 301.

Rivanna Conservation Alliance

Working to protect the Rivanna River and its tributaries through community involvement, conservation, education, and water-quality monitoring.

• Youth Development Programs

• 302.

Outdoor Promise

To offer adventure-based experiential education and character development experiences which promote personal well-being, leadership, community, civic engagement and stewardship of the natural world.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 303.

Community Advocacy for Merritt Island Inc

CAMI is a non-partisan organization focused on conservation, beautification, the arts and civic education for Merritt Island Community Advocacy for Merritt Island About Events Projects Donate Partners Team More Click here to RSVP for upcoming events CAMI is dedicated to connecting Merritt island in ways that positively impact our community Rooted in the belief that we all have an inherent responsibility to make a meaningful difference in our community a group of like minded individuals came together in a 501c3 nonpartisan nonprofit called Community Advocacy for Merritt Island CAMI in 2022.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 304.

YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS

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Loon Echo Land Trust Inc

Over 9,300 acres of land protected 35+ miles of trails Free monthly events For everyone, forever.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 306.

SCSEED

ScSEED began in 1997 when a group of diverse citizen leaders came together to create a vision to protect and improve the social, economic, and environmental future of Saguache County.