• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 5851.

Saco Headwaters Alliance

Serving the Saco River Headwaters A 1200 square miles watershedecosystem comprising pristine nature a robust tourism economy and vibrant communities in New Hampshire and Maine across our three major aquifers the Saco Ossipee and Wards Brook as well as the Saco River and all its tributaries.

Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association

Official Page: Saving wildlife, enriching communities, and creating connections to nature.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 5853.

Roaring Fork Audubon Chapter

Education Advocacy Conserve Explore Protect Roaring Fork Audubon To promote the enjoyment conservation and understanding of birds other wildlife and their habitats through birding education advocacy and fellowship in Eagle Garfield and Pitkin Counties Summer Camp Scholarhips Age 1217 by summer Join Donate Join Donate to the Roaring Fork Audubon Volunteer Opportunities for volunteers of all ages.

Clean Water Coalition of Indian River County, Inc.

Advocate as a unifying voice of our community partners for action by government and private entities to restore both surface and aquifer water resources of Indian River County for our common good.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 5855.

Jacoby Creek Land Trust

PRESERVATION OF JACOBY CREEK WATERSHED FOR SCIENCE, HISTORY, EDUCATION, RECREATION, AGRICULTURE, AND SCENERY.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY ROARING FORK

Mission- To build affordable homes in partnership with families in need of a hand-up, not a hand-out.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 5857.

LONG LAKE ASSOCIATION INC

With roots dating back to 1921, The Long Lake Association in Long Lake and Green LakeTownships of Grand Traverse County is one of Michigan's oldest riparian groups.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5858.

FLOODPLAINS FOREVER

Reconnect the Floodplain Reconnect The Floodplain Welcome to Floodplains Forever.

• Energy Resources Conservation & Development

• 5859.

RENEWABLE ENERGY WILDLIFE INSTITUTE

The Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute REWI is an independent nonprofit leveraging essential collaboration to advance trusted science on renewables and wildlife Scalable Solutions for a Sustainable Energy Future A Challenge Renewable energy continues to expand providing jobs energy security and helping to reduce emissions.