• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4870.

Northern New York Audubon Inc

Our Mission: To promote the protection and proper management of birds, wildlife, and the fragile ecosystems throughout Northern New York Our Mission To promote the protection and proper management of birds wildlife and the fragile ecosystems throughout Northern New York Northern NY Audubon Northern New York Audubon is dedicated to conserving and restoring natural ecosystems in the Adirondacks focusing on habitats of particular importance to birds other wildlife humanity and the Earths biological diversity as a whole.

TOM T EAST SR & ALICE K EAST & ALICE H EAST & ROBERT C EAST WILDL

The mission of the East Foundation is to advance land stewardship through ranching, science and education.

TAHOMA AUDUBON SOCIETY

Tahoma Audubon Society connects people with birds, other wildlife, and their habitats through education, conservation, and recreation.

Closter Nature Center Association

The Closter Nature Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of 136-acres of woods, streams, wetlands and trails in downtown, Closter, New Jersey.

Pound Ridge Land Conservancy Inc

The Pound Ridge Land Conservancy (PRLC) protects natural habitats and biodiversity in Pound Ridge for aesthetic, quiet enjoyment and educational purposes.

La Plata Open Space Conservancy

LPOSC is a nationally accredited land trust working with communities, families and individuals to protect their cherished land and way of life.

BLUE MOUNTAIN LAND TRUST

We protect the lands and waters of the Blue Mountain region for people, agriculture, and wildlife.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4877.

Small Change Conservation Council

Making Small Changes for Conservation Stewardship We commit ourselves to efforts that follow the classic outdoorsmen model of leave it better than you found it.

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

• 4878.

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.