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

• 5824.

Naturalists Club

The Naturalists039 Club Western Massachusetts Club for Nature Enthusiasts Home Naturalists Corner Parade of Planets By Tom Condon Newsletter Winter 2025 Westfield River Lecture Series Stanton Hall Huntington 630 830 pm Indigenous Peoples of the Westfield March 20 Strathmore Mills History March 27 Legends of the Race April 3 March Meeting Fisheries and Aquatic Connectivity In New England Presented by Steven Mattocks Fisheries Biologist at Mass Wildlife For more than 400 years dams have impacted aquatic species in New England especially migratory fish.

• County/Street/Civic/Multi-Arts Fairs and Festivals

• 5825.

Riverfest River Spirit Waynesboro Inc

This FREE annual event takes place river-side at Constitution Park in Waynesboro, VA.

• Physical Sciences/Earth Sciences Research and Promotion

• 5826.

Alaska Future Ecology Institute

Can restoring great thundering herds of woolly beasts to the Arctic help solve climate change and boost biodiversity.

Point Blue Conservation Science

Point Blue’s (formerly PRBO) 160 scientists work collaboratively to reduce the impacts of climate change.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5828.

Wild Narrative Project

The Wild Narrative Project is a nonpartisan, nonprofit media organization seeking a sense of urgency for transparency about public lands issues and policy within the Department of the Interior.

SHELTON LAND CONSERVATION TRUST

Shelton Connecticut SITE GUIDE HOME About the Trust Trust Properties Properties Map Spruce Newsletters Join our Email List Brochure pdf Board Members Membership Application Useful Links Scout Info Our Thanks for Support from Newmans Own Foundation Aquarion Corp.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 5830.

JOHN BUNKER SANDS WETLAND CENTER INC

2000 acres of man-made wetlands. Nature Center, boardwalk, trails & birds galore, and rocking chairs on the back porch.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 5831.

SAVE HONOLUA COALITION

In a historic grass roots effort the community came together to save our beloved Honolua from commercial development resulting in a new State Park.

MATTOLE RESTORATION COUNCIL

The Mattole Restoration Council believes that the Mattole watershed and its human residents are fund Community watershed restoration since 1983 Growing Native Plants for Resilient Mattole Ecosystems Improving Forest Health While Protecting Homes from Fires Building Resilience and Love for Place Field Data Collection and Mapping Latest News and Events 2025 Nicks Interns Applications are Now Open 2024 Burn Review MRC Annual Meeting Our Mission The objectives and purpose of the Mattole Restoration Council are the restoration of natural systems in the Mattole River Watershed and their maintenance at sustainable levels of health and productivity especially in regards to forests fisheries soil and other plant and animal communities.