• Land Resources Conservation

• 4519.

Antelope Valley Conservancy

Preserving habitat & wildlife of our region.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4520.

THE GREAT POND FOUNDATION INC

Dedicated to preserving the health of the Edgartown Great Pond through science, collaboration, and education.

HEADWATERS CHARITABLE TRUST

Promoting a green economy through jobs, restoration, and partnerships Headwaters Charitable Trust improves livability, sustainability and health in our rural communities by promoting employment through green jobs, community agriculture and natural resource restoration.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4522.

Paradox Lake Association Inc

To preserve and protect Paradox Lake and its surroundings.

Environmental Learning Center Foundation Inc

A 64-Acre Indian River Lagoon Island Nature Center with a Touch Tank, Aquariums and EcoAdventures including Canoeing/Kayaking, Pontoon Boat Tours and Trails.

Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage, Inc.

CWH is restoring 15 acres of wetlands on our Canterbury farm in Talbot county now Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage (CWH) is dedicated to designing, restoring and managing wildlife habitat and establishing a more sustainable agriculture through direct action, education and research in partnership with public and private landowners.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4525.

Maryland Bird Conservation Partnership

The MBCP aims to build a foundation for more effective, sustained bird conservation in Maryland thro Maintain and enhance native bird populations and their habitats through partnerships and community action for the enjoyment and enrichment of current and future generations.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 4526.

Dixon Water Foundation

The Dixon Water Foundation promotes healthy watersheds through sustainable land management to ensure that we have the water resources we need for now and for generations to come.

Keweenaw Bird Research Group

To observe, research and conduct surveys of the birds that live in and migrate through the Keweenaw Peninsula and the Lake Superior region in order to collect and share important data as well as employ it for education and conservation.