• Professional Societies & Associations

• 316.

Quogue Wildlife Refuge

QWR is a 305 acre non-profit Nature Preserve open daily (sunrise to sunset) & free of charge The Quogue Wildlife Refuge is a Non-Profit Nature Preserve, Wildlife Refuge and Education Center located in Quogue, NY.

• Forest Conservation

• 317.

Schiff Natural Lands Trust Inc

Privately owned and managed nature preserve offering 8 trails for hiking in Mendham & Chester, NJ.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 318.

Friends of the Blufflands Inc

The Friends of the Blufflands’ mission is to promote sound conservation practices in the Coulee Region blufflands and to be a voice for a wide variety of blufflands users who value the area blufflands for the increased quality of life they provide.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 319.

Conservation of Waterford Lands

COWL is a Waterford, Michigan based nonprofit.

• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 320.

Michigan Cares for Tourism Inc

100% VOLUNTEER, 100% GIVE-BACK PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN MICHIGAN TOURISM ORGANIZATIONS WHERE WE COME TOGETHER TO HELP RESTORE MICHIGAN'S HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS, LEARN ABOUT A MICHIGAN TOURISM DESTINATION, AND NETWORK ACROSS OUR INDUSTRY SEGMENTS TO ULTIMATELY ENHANCE THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE, AND BE MORE INVOLVED PROFESSIONALS.

Plum Island Outdoors Inc

The mission of Plum Island Outdoors is to educate the public about the effect of climate change on Plum Island including beach erosion.

CALUSA LAND TRUST NATURE PRESERVE PINE ISLAND INC

Calusa Land Trust Nature Preserve of Pine Island Inc.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 323.

FRIENDS OF THE FOREST PRESERVE

Nearly 26,000 acres, 60 forest preserves, 175 miles of trails, six education centers, and scores of nature programs each year.

• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

• 324.

IRON BELLE TRAIL FUND

Michigan Trails Fund Mission Statement Themissionof the Michigan Trails Fund is to secure and distribute private resources that will be used to assist in the expansion and connectivity of the statewide nonmotorized trail system which promotes access for all healthy communitiesconnects people to place through heritage improves local economies and maintains Michigans position as The Trail State.