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

• 559.

Friends of the West River Trail

Please help us restore the Lower West River Trail from Brattleboro to Dummerston.

• Community Foundations

• 560.

Vinings Community Conservation Alliance Inc

See schedule o vinings community conservation alliance HistoricVININGS Since its origin in 1838 Vinings Georgia has maintained its distinct senseofplace and retainsthe uniqueness of a small town and quaint village.

• Forest Conservation

• 561.

Friends of Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Inc.

A 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer organization founded in 2014 for the purposes of promoting conservation and education in support of the Park and to assist its efforts to preserve and protect the many natural, cultural and scenic features.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 562.

Kalmiopsis Audubon Society

Named for the Kalmiopsis Wilderness, the Kalmiopsis Audubon Society has been the primary local, conservation advocacy group in Curry County for over 40 years.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 563.

Oregon Websites and Watershed Project Inc

This is a Facebook journal documenting research on gentrification in N/NE Portland, Oregon, performed by 5 young Black men during the summer of 2015.

Bush Hills Connections, Inc.

Working Together We Can Make A Difference.

• Community Service Clubs, Youth Development

• 565.

CONSERVATION LEGACY

Transformation through conservation service We envision a world with healthy lands air and water thriving people and resilient communities.

GEM OF THE HILLS SENIOR CITIZENS COMMUNITY CENTER

Welcome toGem of the Hills Connecting With Our Community Thank you for joining us as we work together to make the Gem of the Hills the height of hill country living for our entire community.

TUALATIN HILLS PARK FOUNDATION

TUALATIN HILLS PARK FOUNDATION A PROUD PARTNERSHIP Since 1958 THPRD has benefited from the support and fundraising of the Tualatin Hills Park Foundation whose mission is to develop resources to ensure access to recreation for all THPRD residents.