• Land Resources Conservation

• 6706.

Duxbury Land Trust Inc

Duxbury Land Trust Special 30th AnniversaryEvent Duxbury Land Trust turns 30 and Celebrates with a Party and Silent Auction on September 11 at the Moose Meadow Lodge and Treehouse on Crossett Hill Road Over the past 30 years the Duxbury Land Trust has conserved and protected over 550 acres in the town of Duxbury Vermont forests historic swimming and fishing holes farm houses and meadows essential floodplains and farmland.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 6707.

New York State Conservation Council Inc

A non-profit organization preserving and protecting the world we live in The Council's members are a dedicated group of volunteers who donate their time and resources to advocate for their fellow sportsmen and women, tracking bills affecting the sporting community and following other issues like land use throughout New York State.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 6708.

Deer Lake Conservancy Incorporated

LAKE PRESERVATION Deer Lake Conservancy Welcome to the lake.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 6709.

Lake Metonga Association Inc

CARE OF LAKE METONGA Lake Metonga Fun for the Whole Family for Generations to Come.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 6710.

Delaware Wild Lands

Delaware Wild Lands, Inc. has a mission of protecting and restoring Delaware’s important natural areas through the purchase and management of strategic parcels of land.

BLUEGRASS CONSERVANCY INC.

Since 1995, Bluegrass Land Conservancy has protected over 34,000 acres of land in 26 counties in KY.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 6712.

Arizona Antelope Foundation Inc

Conservation efforts in Arizona to give pronghorn antelope freedom to roam Conservation & Restoration of Antelope & their Habitat in Arizona.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 6713.

Worromon Togus Lake Association

Working together to monitor, improve, and manage the water quality of Togus Pond and Stream, manage and maintain the dam at Togus Stream, and work with local, state, federal, and private organizations to sustain an active stewardship of Worromontogus Lake and its watershed.

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.