• Land Resources Conservation

• 4726.

Aspetuck Land Trust Inc

Devoted to preserving open space and natural resources in Westport, Easton, Weston and Fairfield CT and beyond.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4727.

Acton Conservation Trust Inc

To protect andpreserve land in Acton and contiguous communities for the benefit of thepublic; to educate the public about conservation options, environmental issues,etc.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4728.

Orenda Wildlife Land Trust Inc

Non-profit Organization protecting wildlife habitat 0RENDA WILDLIFE LAND TRUST PROTECTS WILDLIFE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT 0RENDA ACQUIRES LAND TO BE HELD IN PERPETUITY AS PROTECTED WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES, AND ASSITS OTHERS IN PROTECTING OPEN SPACE FOR WILDLIFE P.

Kittitas Conservation Trust

Kittitas Conservation Trust (KCT) is a small non-profit land trust protecting and enhancing fish and The mission of the Kittitas Conservation Trust (KCT) is to protect and enhance fish and wildlife habitat, open space, and recreational assets in the upper Yakima River basin.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4730.

White Oak River Chapter Izaak Walton League of America

102 years of conservation leadership. Mission: protect the nation's woods, waters and wildlife.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4731.

Deep River Land Trust Inc

PRESERVATION AND ACQUISTION OF OPEN SPACE LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES IN DEEP RIVER FOR THE USE AND ENJOYMNET OF DEEP RIVER RESDIENTS AND VISITORS.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4732.

Izaak Wlaton League of America Inc

PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE CONSERVATION AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT CONSERVATION ISSUES.

• Forest Conservation

• 4733.

Forest Bridges the O&C Forest Habitat Project Inc

Forest Bridges brings people together to foster sustainable forest health and habitats through active management and restoration solutions for western Oregon’s O&C Lands https://www.

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.