Friends of the Blue Hills Charitable Trust

Devoted to preserving and protecting the Blue Hills Reservation’s natural beauty, diverse natural habitats and many recreational opportunities.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 803.

Safari Club International

We are FIRST FOR HUNTERS. PROMOTE WILDLIFE AND NATURE STUDIES First for Hunters in the Great State of Minnesota Our Mission Through legislative advocacy and the support of hunting as a sustainable conservation practice Minnesota SCI is dedicated to perpetuating and protecting your hunting heritage and the rights of ALL hunters.

• Forest Conservation

• 804.

Siskiyou Mountain Club

Siskiyou Mountain Club is a nonprofit organization that helps manage 400+ miles of backcountry trails.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 805.

Thomas E. and Edna D. Carpenter Foundation

Carpenter Nature Center is open 361 days a year for visitors of all ages to learn about nature.

Tallahassee Mountain Bike Association

Supporting SORBA’s mission to promote land access, trail preservation and development in the city of Tallahassee, Leon County & surrounding areas.

THE FOUNDATION OF THE BULVERDE AREA RURAL LIBRARY DISTRICT

Discover the World from Here. Contact: 830.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 808.

MT ADAMS INSTITUTE

To strengthen the connection between people and the natural world through education, service learning, career development and research.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 809.

Friends of Welaka Inc

Our mission is to enhance and improve the quality of life in the town of Welaka and its surrounding areas through community outreach, youth development, preservation, beautification, and education.

• Forest Conservation

• 810.

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.