Common Coast Research & Conservation

Common Coast Research & Conservation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and protection of Great Lakes migratory birds and the waters and lands upon which they depend.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 6608.

Save the River Inc

Upper St. Lawrence RIVERKEEPER. Protecting and preserving the Upper St.

• Community Foundations

• 6609.

Larkspur Community Foundation

Launched in 2013 to support small projects and activities that will add to the quality of life of our greater community, the Larkspur Community Foundation (LCF) exists to help fulfill our communitys wish list.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 6610.

SUSTAINABLE NORTHWEST

Sustainable Northwest forges community-led solutions for nature, people, and jobs.

• Forest Conservation

• 6611.

Williams Community Forest Project

Williams Community Forest Project (WCFP) Support our mission to protect our forests Williams Community Forest Project Williams Community Forest Project Support our mission to protect our forests Over 1800 acres around Williams Oregon located in the KlamathSiskyou Bioregion of Southern Oregon is in danger of being clear cut.

• Symphony Orchestras

• 6612.

Long Island Orchestrating for Nature Inc

HumaneLI is the leading animal advocacy organization on Long Island.

Salmonid Restoration Federation Inc

Providing technical education, advocacy & capacity building to restore California's native salmon species since 1986.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 6614.

NEW BUFFALO SHORELINE ALLIANCE

New Buffalo Shoreline Alliance THE NEW BUFFALO SHORELINE ALLIANCE HAS BEEN ADDRESSING THE ONGOING SHORELINE ISSUES AND THE POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO THIS CONTINUING PROBLEM.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 6615.

SUSQUEHANNOCK WILDLIFE SOCIETY INC

SWS is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to protecting our native wildlife and its habitat in the Lower Susquehanna region and surrounding areas through education, rescue, conservation and research.