Agricultural Stewardship Association, Inc.

Non-profit land conservancy dedicated to protecting farmland and forests while promoting agriculture in upstate New York Become an ASA member and help protect farmland and forests in the Washington and Rensselaer counties The Agricultural Stewardship Association (ASA) protects our community's working landscape of farms and forests, connects people to the land, and promotes a vibrant future for agriculture and forestry in the region.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4790.

Standing Cedars Community Land Conservancy Inc

Preserve and protect field and forest and natural habitat along the lower St.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4791.

South Side Conservation Foundation

Tea Lakes is a 216 acre multi use wildlife preserve and conservation area.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4792.

40 Acre Conservation League

A. This corporation is a Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4793.

Goose Creek Alliance

About Board of Directors Living Laboratory News Events Gallery Partners Contact More Restore Goose Creek Learn about our initiatives and programs dedicated to the ecological restoration of Goose Creek.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4794.

Lone Lake Property Owners Association

clean lakes are happy lakes The Lone Lake Property Owners Association actively works to protect the natural and aquatic environments of the lake.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 4795.

Tide SW Foundation

The Tide SW Foundation is a nonprofit formed to purchase preserve and protect our public lands.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4796.

Los Angeles Waterkeeper

LA’s water watchdog 👀 since 1993. 📍Tongva • Tataviam • Chumash territory LA's Water Watchdog Since 1993.

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

• 4797.

PROTECT THE ADIRONDACKS INC

Protect the Adirondacks' mission is to preserve the Park’s wild character for current and future generations through a combination of advocacy, grassroots organizing, independent public oversight, research, education, and legal action.