• Bird Sanctuary/Preserve

• 5383.

Ducktrap Wildlife Preserve

The Ducktrap Wildlife Preserve (DWP) is a non-profit corporation in the State of Maine founded in the early 1990's by Hans and Brigitte Gautschi.

Sarasota Audubon Society Inc

We are bird lovers. We enjoy birdwatching and promote the protection of birds, wildlife and the environment in beautiful Sarasota.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 5385.

Black Creek Watershed Coalition Inc

Black Creek Watershed Home Page Contact Information Black Creek Watershed Coalition co George Squires P.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5386.

Snake River Waterkeeper Inc

Snake River Waterkeeper exists for the purpose of applying science and law to protect, restore, and sustain waters of the Snake River Basin.

Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters

Protecting the integrity of the Boundary Waters and its watersheds for future generations sportsmenbwca.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 5388.

Lynn Canal Conservation Inc

50-year track record of grassroots environmental activism, protecting fisheries, forests, wildlife and quality of life in northern Southeast Alaska For 50 years, Lynn Canal Conservation has been committed to protecting biological diversity and ecological integrity, respecting Tribal sovereignty, fostering responsible stewardship, and preserving the quality of life in the Chilkat Valley and upper Lynn Canal.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 5389.

Okanogan Land Trust

Connecting Land and Community THE TRUST COLLABORATES WITH LANDOWNERS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND BUSINESSES TO CONSERVE AND PROTECT NATURAL LANDSCAPES, WIDE OPEN SPACES, WORKING FARMS AND RANCHES, CLEAN AIR AND WATER, AND ABUNDANT WILDLIFE.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 5390.

Channel Islands Restoration

CIR is a non-profit organization that restores habitat on the Channel Islands and mainland.

WASHINGTON WATER TRUST

We protect and restore healthy rivers and streams so that fish, farms, and communities can thrive.