• Forest Conservation

• 3529.

Hoos Woods Inc

Hoo’s Woods is a non-profit 501 c3 organization for the rehabilitation and education of raptors REHABILITATION OF RAPTORS Hoo39s Woods Raptor Center Hoo39s Woods Raptor Center Hoox27s Woods Raptor Center We help birds of prey through education rehabilitation and conservation P.

Georgia Humane Society

Improving communities throughout Georgia by protecting companion animals and their caregivers through education and training, advocacy and policy work, and serving as a resource hub for animal protection, best practices, and networking HOME ABOUT WHAT WE DO ANIMAL LAW SOURCE APAW ACADEMY EVENTSNEWS CONTACT Shop More PROTECTINGANIMALS We continue to be the gamechangers who are leading the fight to protect animals and end animal cruelty.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 3531.

National Cattlemens Foundation Inc

THE NATIONAL CATTLEMEN'S FOUNDATION, INC.

• Visual Arts Organizations

• 3532.

Georgia Nature Photographers Association Incorporated

TO PROMOTE NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY IN GEORGIA, SUPPORT CONSERVATION AND PRESERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND TO EDUCATE MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE ART AND SCIENCE OF NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY.

Feronia Forward Ltd

We make grants to rural and inner-city schools so students can learn about nature, conservation, and the STEM subjects.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 3534.

National Archery Association of the United States

USA Archery is the National Governing Body for the Olympic sport of archery in the United States.

• Public Foundations

• 3535.

Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers

Community-powered stewardship since 1995.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 3536.

Acorn Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation

Wildlife rehabilitation & education specialists for all native prey mammals plus Virginia opossums (rodents and rabbits are our specialty) in Lancaster & Millersville, PA.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 3537.

PALOUSE LAND TRUST INC

working with landowners and communities to conserve the lands we love now and forever and to enrich connections to the natural world Palouse Land Trust helps permanently conserve the very best of the Palouse and northcentral Idaho open spaces and iconic landscapes rare ecosystems working farms and forests healthy wildlife and fish habitat and special outdoor places that bring the community together.