• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4123.

Eastern Rhode Island Conservation District

Promoting environmentally-friendly practices that protect natural resources such as soil, water, and air.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4124.

Antelope Valley Conservancy

Preserving habitat & wildlife of our region.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4125.

Kennebunkport Conservation Trust

With the assistance from the community and countless volunteers, the Trust has build a network of protected places.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4126.

Audubon Western Everglades

Audubon Western Everglades (AWE) is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting Southwest Florida’s natural resources and wildlife through advocacy, education, and community science.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4127.

Burt Lake Preservation Association

TO PRESERVE AND IMPROVE BURT LAKE AND ITS WATERSHED FOR QUALITY USE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND PRESERVE NATURAL & SCENIC AREAS Protect Our Lake If the loons are happy our lake is happy.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4128.

Beaver Institute Inc

Our mission is to be a catalyst for advancing beaver management and watershed restoration by aiding The Beaver Institutes mission is to be a catalyst for advancing beaver management and watershed restoration, training mitigation professionals, supporting scientific research, and increasing the publics appreciation of the beavers critical role in creating climate resilient ecosystems.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4129.

GREAT LAND TRUST INC

Great Land Trust works to conserve and steward the lands and waters essential to the quality of life and economic health of Alaskans.

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

• 4130.

Community Native Planting Project Inc

Our mission is to • create healthier green spaces • increase biodiversity • strengthen the food web • restore ecological balance • aid with stormwater management, and • combat climate change thru the addition of native plants and reduction of invasive and nonnative plant species in our communities.

Washington Resource Conservation and Development C

Photo by Dave Hoefler on Unsplash Photo by Wikipedia UserMrX Photo by Mike Cushman The board of the Washington Resource and Conservation Development Council WRCD are pleased to welcome our new executive director Melissa Mark Ph.