Find Biological & Life Sciences Nonprofits and Charities

  VTAZ1973 wrote:

Great organization that gets great results -- 93% success rate, millions of acres of habitat protected, great staff, lean mean endangered species machine. more »

  amystone31 wrote:

This organization does everything possible to help stranded marine mammals up and down the central coast of California. I had the wonderful opportunity of spending all my Saturdays for almost 5 years working with elephant seals, sea lions, fur seals,... more »

  Robin106 wrote:

I am a new volunteer but I have been following their work through facebook and they are an amazing group of dedicated volunteers educating the public, with amazing programs for school children and they save entangled whales. more »

  ben4 wrote:

Amazon Conservation Association does what every conservation organization should be doing, not only preserving and protecting the environment but also supporting local communities. One of their newest projects the Manu Cloud Forest Canopy Walkway, the... more »

  alpinegeorge wrote:

Wonerful facility. Competent personnel. magnificent gardens. Lots of hiking trails that are varied. Educational exhibits. Better than a bargain on Ebay. more »

  Chris C. wrote:

The Marine Science Center in Seward is one of the Highlights of our Alaska Tours. We send about 150 of our guests through here each season. The knowledge of the staff and their willingness to share their obvious dedication to the animals and inhabitants... more »

  G2Ed wrote:

Despite the fact that this organization is full of hard working people with a great math program for kids, it is corrupted by a toxic culture of fear and micromanaging control by the new leadership. Once Ted Smith CEO/Chairman of the Board stepped down... more »

  simi wrote:

The PRCF team is very welcoming and provided much support for me during my placement. Knowing very little about environmental issues in South East Asia prior to my assignment at their Indonesian office, I gained a wealth of information and have a new... more »

  mustelina wrote:

2 yrs ago I went with the PWR crew to Conata Basin. We trapped and vaccinated black footed ferrets and captured some for relocation at other sites. Why this is a great non-profit? Your donations go directly to helping one of the rarest North American... more »

  pnwlover wrote:

Save the Frogs is a fun and energizing charity. They are passionate about their work being on the front lines of the amphibian extinction crisis. Volunteers are given clear instructions on what to do and are always made to feel they are appreciated... more »

  Writer wrote:

Carefully thought out and well-planned conservation program, working with giant pandas in Sichuan, China.The directors of the organization are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and informative -- always able to fit a question or two into their... more »

  david57 wrote:

I first heard about Biomimicry at the annual Bioneers Conference in 2002 and was immediately drawn to the notion of innovation inspired by nature. Since its founding in 2004, the Biomimicry Institute has actively promoted the concept of learning from... more »

  darol wrote:

Robin discovered the cattle problem while studying for his masters degree in Animal Science at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Israeli ranchers had cattle that did not fit the semi desert environment which lead to high losses and costs. Together with... more »

  Rock W. wrote:

As the Executive Director my opinion is biased; however, from the experiences I've witnessed of the students we have interacted with through our programs, I believe I can say we are on track and adequately promoting our mission. We have worked very diligently... more »

  Barbara117 wrote:

Joey B. had a lot of fun and learned a great deal; all while earning a Boyscout merit badge! The hands-on approach made for an unforgettable experience. Mom of Joey B. more »

  saramcclellan wrote:

EcoVivarium is a wonderful place for young explorers to learn about reptiles, amphibians, and bugs. They offer really great tours at affordable rates where you are walked through the museum and get to learn and hold the reptiles. The staff is knowledgeable... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great talks, great walks, great people. I've been taking part in their programs for four years. more »

  christopher9 wrote:

I have been a student, researcher, and board member at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) over the last 20 years. RMBL is the premier high-altitude field station in the world, and one of the oldest independent field stations in the country.... more »

  kent.madin wrote:

The legacy of the Craighead brothers and second generation Craigheads in combining solid science with a sense of adventure and dedication to wildlife and landscape preservation is what attracted me to join the Board of Directors. Craighead doesn't tug... more »

  AES2 wrote:

Let me be clear: the turtle work you will be involved in is incredible. I worked as a research assistant at the Pacuare Project from April-August 2012. I led night patrols, PIT-tagged and skin-tagged leathbacks and greens, collected eggs, relocated... more »

  MWood wrote:

I used to work there. Poorly organized. The President up and left and moved headquarters to Florida without telling employees or even the upper-level staff. I left in 2009 because it was clear the focus was on Florida and not San Diego anymore. Sad,... more »

  Lindsay7 wrote:

The scientists and conservationists who volunteer their time for GWC are passionate committed and have dedicated so much time and energy to assemble the best team possible to protect the worlds most endangered species. They are working with LOCAL organizations... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Tall Timbers Research Station & Land Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Tall Timbers Research Station & Land Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Tall... more »

  Writer wrote:

This funding has enabled us to provide counsel to the Chinese government as they set up survey techniques for Asiatic black bears. Without BSG and IBA networking contacts we would be silent partners in this process. more »

  craftkits2017 wrote:

John and Brandy have been involved with Help Heal Veterans since 2012. The couple found H. H. V. during a 5 month period of homelessness. John was in the Army from 1980-87 were he had tours in Germany and Panama and stationed at Fort Carson where he completed... more »