Find Environmental Education Nonprofits and Charities

  heidipickamn wrote:

Climate change is one of THE most important issues of our time, trumping health care as there will be no need for health care if there is no planet. The mainstream media does an awful job at covering the topic, relegating it to the science pages, the... more »

  ocbaskets wrote:

I appreciate the work that the NPCA does in supporting our National Parks. Our family tries to visit several parks every year. I like the fact that the NPCA keeps us informed of legislation affecting the parks, and gives us an opportunity to have input.... more »

  sunnyB wrote:

Chewonki Foundation is a remarkable organization . My daughter participated in the Maine Coast Semester Spring 2008. It changed her life in the most wonderful ways imaginable. I cannot recommend this organization highly enough! They do everything they... more »

  Evie P. wrote:

The voyage today has been great. The science the kids are learning is so sophisticated that I'm learning all sorts of things, like how the bay has changed over time. At the same time this is not a school; it's another fun day. *This review was collected... more »

  Jayne3 wrote:

I've taken my Girl Scouts to Wolf Park twice. They love Wolf Park and I love Wolf Park. There's no place better to learn about predators and prey, and the staff and grounds are impressive. I would absolutely recommend this place to any animal lover, and... more »

  kganthony wrote:

The staff at Pelican Harbor are more than welcoming when you step foot onto the property. They are very engaging and are able to tell you even the most minute details of each type of bird they save (both native and non-native to FL). We even got to meet... more »

  mink-frog wrote:

This grassroots organization, run on a shoestring budget, provides valuable information and acts as a clearinghouse for all environmental topics in Western Massachusetts and beyond. It can always be counted on to have the most current information, encourages... more »

  DeDelahman wrote:

NYSW contributes real learning and true innovation for kids desperate for more stimulation in school. They are moving NYC into a more competitive landscape with science and are moving with the times, leading the way. more »

  Anwyn wrote:

Canopy organized a fun and engaging Arbor Day celebration for kids and families in Palo Alto--teaching kids and adults about the value of urban trees through simple activities associated with trees. 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 »

  DenverJourno wrote:

IJNR is a great resource for journalists all over the country - a great way to learn more about environmental issues by taking the time to travel and learn. In this time of dwindling newsroom resources, what IJNR provides is necessary for our education... more »

  valerie11 wrote:

Rattlebox Nature Center was conceived and created in response to an awareness that in our increasingly urban and technological society many children exist with little experience or appreciation of the animals with whom we share this planet and the natural... more »

  blackbelttree wrote:

Conserve School melds encouragement of personal growth, an environmentally-focused education, and a great local to become comfortable with the wilderness. I attended Conserve in the spring of my junior year of high school. I arrived knowing some, but... more »

  FAL206 wrote:

The videos and stories that 3 Generations produces to expose human rights abuse like child sex slavery are so important. Many people aren't aware that child sex slavery exists in the United States and raising awareness about the issue is critical to ending... more »

  stede wrote:

This charity is based on the premise that agriculture and particularly subsistance agriculture can be sustainable unlike the traditional slash and burn agriculture of the rain forest. Florence and her crew train farmers in subsistance agriculture and... more »

  fredlf wrote:

I started my relationship with Unalayee as a troubled teen. Unalayee helped me to gain the tools and perspective I needed to treat myself and others with self-respect and kindness. Since then I have worked and volunteered there for many summers. I... more »

  Writer wrote:

As the Executive Director of the Williamstown Youth Center, I had the opportunity to bring children during our summer camp last year to Ramblewild, one of the major hubs coordinated by Feronia Forests. The children, ages 8-12, experienced the Aerial... more »

  dflett wrote:

Incredible! I have learned an obscene amount in the realm of conservation biology and how to work with people from different cultures to help protect and discuss the environment. I am really impressed that the goal of the foundation is not imperialistic.... more »

  Ecology4Kids wrote:

Ecology in Classrooms & Outdoors has a dedicated bunch of Scientists in Residence & Board Members. These people work hard to uphold the organization's mission to bring science enrichment programming to elementary schools. ECO programs are fun and hands-on.... more »

  jessica3 wrote:

I have worked with Newton Marasco Foundation (NMF) for several years now- first as an employee, then as a volunteer and now as a board member. NMF actively promotes an appreciation of the arts and the environment through several of their programs. One... more »

  cawehler wrote:

Wildlife Conservation organization that focuses their efforts on the education of youths and adults both in person and virtually for those geographically able to visit. It is my pleasure to be a part of this success story as KECA grows to be able to... more »

  alpacas wrote:

Blue Star is an amazing place for both humans and horses. It is a draft horse rescue and sanctuary. There are also smaller breeds that have found their way to the farm. They find perfect homes for their residents, and focus on finding the right home--not... more »

  Margot wrote:

I served as a classroom docent for this fabulous nonprofit for almost ten years before returning to full time paid work. Teaching young children about the water cycle, tectonic plates or bird bills was very rewarding and helped to maintain my faith in... more »

  GenaMunoz wrote:

This nonprofit organization is wonderful for kids of all ages and teachers. They seem to always want the best for each student. They want each student to get the most out of their education with as many options as possible. By offering many educational... more »

  JamHK wrote:

I cannot say enough about Nature's Educators. Not only do I get to see the effect we have on the public but I also know what the organization has affected my life. Nature's Ed is 100% volunteer operated. Most volunteers have full time jobs and help out... more »

  stephenmtoman wrote:

Through their tireless work developing and maintianing trails in the Adirondack mountains, educating people about the region, and advocating for preservation and smart resource use, the Adirondack Mountain Club has enriched the lives of everyone who has... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great non profit that has worked for over 40 years to save our land, air, and water. They hold great community events . The endangered species fair is a family favorite and the creeks clean up is invaluable. more »

  paulclarkesongs wrote:

The Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation (CELF) has been, and still is, an oasis in the environmental and nutritional desert of East Harlem. CELF encouraged the sustainability efforts in our former school, that was eventually closed, during its... more »

  lenandpaula wrote:

We have been volunteering at the National Marine Life Center (NMLC) for 2-1/2 years, and are so impressed at the dedication and resourcefulness of NMLC staff and volunteers. When staff members come in on their own late at night to check on a turtle being... more »

  Aaron wrote:

The Blinknow Foundation's mission is to create a self-sustainable living community for destitute children living in Nepal which will provide their most basic needs but also contribute to post-war recovery and peace. In just the last few years it has... more »

  Tim H. wrote:

Son Safaris began as a dream in Fledge Fiamingo's heart in 2003 and became a non-profit corporation in 2009. We provide inspiration and encouragement through multimedia presentations conducted by former South African Park Ranger Fledge Fiamingo. But... more »

  Jason915 wrote:

As an un-paid volunteer, I have spent time at the Stroud Center doing stream monitoring with the lab assistants. I continue to be impressed by their knowledge of a stream's eco-system and its importance to our way of life. The Stroud Center does freshwater... more »

  Janice M. R. wrote:

Wow! What a beautiful experience for the children, their mentors, the ocean and future Generations. This Camp is well-organized, conscious, supervized and informative! The children were engaged and eager! I appreciate their leadership program for older... more »

  dwendel wrote:

I think Morning Earth is a terrific website for my Nature in Literature Course at North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. I use the photographs and poems that John creates to go with them to help my students look closer into the... more »

  tititac wrote:

The give a happy moment for this kids is priceless more »

  esmetrontz wrote:

One of my favorite things about CityScience is its mission and focus— improving science education in NYC public schools. I am pretty critical of the current curriculum in NYC schools— when I was in elementary and middle school, I never liked science.... more »

  Simak wrote:

TNC has consistently operated and worked toward its mission over many years. Check it out and if its goals match yours, then join and help become a steward of the earth. more »

  Writer wrote:

LPGM is essential in providing access to quality education. I have been giving to LPGM for about a year and will continue to do so as I have received great communication from my sponsored student and I know the organization has the needs of the students... more »

  nbjor wrote:

They provide excellent care for the animals. They also provide educational opportunities for the community. Especially good for children. more »

  seaturtle1 wrote:

This is a new nonprofit just starting out. They have a great team of Vets ready to help sea turtles. They are just starting out and appreciate hard work and the dream of making a nonprofit work for the animals! more »

  Danilo M. wrote:

I started practicing Taekwondo with Master Jadir in the Community Taekwondo Project. After graduating as a black belt, I started teaching children and youth. The project goes far beyond the practice of physical activities. Sport values and other cross-cutting... more »

  Pepper J. wrote:

SOL does really a good job by providing orphanages with educational opportunities and helping whenever we need help. Thank you more »

  ActuallyJZ wrote:

FRESHFARM is an essential organization in the Mid-Atlantic region, connecting community members to local farmers, promoting sustainable agriculture, providing gardening, cooking, and nutrition education for local students, and increasing food access and... more »

  Writer wrote:

As an intern at Blue Mountain Wildlife, I saw the positive impact the organization had on the local wildlife, as well as on the local community. Wildlife gets the care it needs and deserves, and students are so excited to engage face-to-face with raptors.... more »

  Janetflynch wrote:

I have been involved as a volunteer with Granny’s Garden School since 2004. I’ve done every job imaginable with the program, from baking vegetable based baked goods for our bake sales, planning and working at our events, promoting our events, working... more »

  Micky2014 wrote:

I worked with the Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation Board and I found the organization to lack focus, goals and specific objectives. They do a great job approving funding requests by Sonoma County Regional Parks with little or no investigation. The... more »

  cooperalex wrote:

Aeon for Ocean was founded by Aeon at age seven who wanted to give back to his peers and help the next generation he is part of to understand global issues surrounding the world's oceans, recycling, ocean wildlife, and how inland areas such as Minnesota... more »

  Maegan L. wrote:

LWF helped me become a better person for the future as a Conservationist through EV-CLC. Because of this program I have a better understanding of policy and legislation. more »

  hamptonsurfer wrote:

These folks serve a critical role in this area and they do so in a friendly and professional manner. By allowing the public to participate in releases my children have learned about our local Marine Mammals. I once had to call these folks to... more »

  anne7 wrote:

I previously worked as a docent at the Zoo, Northwest Florida. I had no idea that another docent position awaited with such a an organization as dynamic as the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge. Its staff is highly dedicated and educated, its goals ambitious... more »

  Ichihuahua wrote:

I follow Wildcare on social media every day. I am learning about wildlife and am able to participate in projects like baby bird nest knitting from my home. more »

  jmckinley wrote:

Fairfax ReLeaf offered our 3rd-6th grade students a rare chance to impact their environment and actively participate in community service. We heard of Fairfax ReLeaf through a nearby middle school which has planted over 2,000 trees with them. Fairfax... more »

  dif4us wrote:

I first volunteered with Yanawana Herbolarios in fall of 2017, right after Hurricane Harvey flooded much of the Texas gulf coast, leaving many people without a home to return to and in great need of support. Yanawana Herbolarios was sending a team to... more »

  sonatsays wrote:

Upon finding RISE Travel Institute, taking their pilot program in summer 2021, and volunteering for the start-up organization I've not only learned so much about the interconnections and ethics of travel, but I've also learned how to insert myself into... more »

  Stefer1215 wrote:

We had the best time working with the Missouri River Relief efforts last year. We found this agency to be well organized and had fantastic communication skills. They made sure we were updated on the progress and the outcome of our efforts. We used it... more »

  libbyaa wrote:

I had a great expereince helping KACEE with their award ceremony. I was a great opportuntity to see the amazing, grassroots projects and environmental education initiatives! more »

  kell1118 wrote:

Wilderness Youth Project has been such a gift for our children. The obvious, immersing kids in nature and providing experiences in the wilderness being one gift. But even more than that, Wilderness Youth Project (WYP) serves the whole child. They use... more »

  Ruth Peterson wrote:

I am the Board Chair for this nonprofit. We educate about all 3 E's of sustainability - Economy, social Equity and the Environment. We stay true to our purpose, limit ourselves to the County of San Mateo, California, and publish an annual Indicators Report... more »

  Jeremy wrote:

COTEF is a fantastic organization that helps connect kids and families with each other and the Earth. The skills and lessons learned are vital for treating ourselves, our communities, and our home with compassion and respect. more »

  KimHordijk wrote:

Besides the fact that I met the most amazing people during my stay, with whom I hope to remain friends for the rest of my life, but I also learned more than I could have dreamed. The opportunity to carry out your own scientific project at Para la Tierra,... more »

  mtn4220 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Wildhaven Ranch for fifteen years. In that time, Ive seen the founders sell their home and contribute the profits to Wildhaven Ranch and provide the animals, from their retirement income, with the best care and food and so... more »

  joseph33 wrote:

It is a wonderful experience doing the Clear Light Transmission and other Sacred Healing and seeing the participants gain deeper and deeper levels of expanded consciousness including great peace, love, happiness and vitality. more »

  4happytails wrote:

My neighbor was parking her vehicle to walk into work after lunch break and she noticed a tiny baby raccoon leaning against the side of an empty building. It was during one of those extremely hot days over the summer. She called me after seeing the baby... 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 »

  Ocean444 wrote:

The work they do is vital to our oceans, they connect people to nature and build a bridge between awareness and action. Not many other nonprofits focus on behavior change, so I am thankful for their dedication. They also run the only global sea turtle... more »

  giliasavage wrote:

When I first volunteered with GRG, I helped remove invasive buckthorn in a park near the twin cities. It was a wonderful experience and I was extremely impressed by how smoothly the project went especially considering there were hundred of volunteers.... more »

  rangers wrote:

SSPF is a wonderful organization that I can trust to put my donor dollars to work. They work tirelessly with State Parks to complete the projects they set out to do. more »

  Nalini Mishra wrote:

I have been following TBS activities since last 3 years, organisation is doing commendable work in the field of water conservation and rural development with community participation. more »

  wilderness wrote:

The Nicodemus Wilderness Project (NWP) provides unique opportunities for young people to conduct their own self-directed environmental stewardship projects. As a current board member and volunteer, it is greatly rewarding to be an active part of the... more »

  Gwen O. wrote:

Traveling Players Ensemble is more than meets the eye. On the surface, it's a professional theater company, and it does live up to its mission and does an amazing job of training teens in outdoor classical theater. The staff are engaging, brilliant and... more »

  Kimberly M.6 wrote:

Bay Nature Institute has published Bay Nature Magazine for decades. Through this magazine I have been given the chance to understand our region's natural history - from botany to birds, geology to hydrology - through articles, events, art, & photographs.... more »

  kimjardine wrote:

I've had the pleasure of working with Sea Inspirations Executive Director. He's always worked hard for small grassroot nonprofits, he gives 200% to all of his projects. If your looking for someone that has knowledge and experience, and someone who loves... more »

  Mother of 2 Boys wrote:

As a 1996 Course Alum, 2005 Family Trip Alum & Current Volunteer for NOLS (whose husband & brothers are all grads, as is a nephew), I can honestly say NOLS is an amazing, well run, forward thinking, example setting Non-profit organization. more »

  MissBeeGuinea wrote:

This organization has very clear, reasonable goals. I feel like I can make a difference with them. They're great at reaching out to their members via social media. more »

  Cheryl wrote:

Baltimore Woods Centers for Nature Education is an excellent place to visit. My family and I have walked along the trails many times and have always enjoyed ourselves. There are several options for trail routes which makes each walk interesting. Addtionally,... more »

  deborah@primeroad.com wrote:

The staff are well organized, creative and very respectful of both children and adults. It is a great program. I highly recommend it to all I know. more »

  mpm150 wrote:

City Green is a wonderful organization that actively promotes environmental awareness and education, nutritional programming, and garden/farm related projects for the urban youth. Their spring/summer green markets, which provide deeply discounted locally... more »

  bfs wrote:

Staff and volunteers are passionately committted to the care and rehabiliation of raptors that have been damaged and unable to return to their habitat without the intervention of experts who can evaluate their chances of survival on their own. The Raptor... more »

  Megz6688 wrote:

I was blessed 6 years ago with the opportunity to join the committee for the Art & Sole 5K which is one of the two major fundraisers for the NAH. This year, I became a member of the Core Committee and volunteered with their other fundraiser, Taste of... more »

  KateStalker wrote:

Seven years ago near my house, sat a 2 block hodgepodge of vacant post-industrial parcels, only a mile from the Capitol. I watched as the Center for Resilient Cities (then called the Urban Open Space Foundation) slowly aquired each. After years of input,... more »

  amertz wrote:

Revision is one of the most humble and altruistic organizations I have encountered in my experience with both the professional world and the non-profit sector. They genuinely do everything in their power to better the lives of those around them. Whether... more »

  courtneyh wrote:

I hiked with TrailBliss on a yoga and meditation hike. It was a refreshing experience to hike at a slower pace with full awareness to my surroundings. Yoga on the top of the trail was relaxing. The best part is all the hikes are offered free. more »

  GaryATL wrote:

I've been a member of the local club in Georgia since 1995 and before that the Philadelphia club. I've been attending the National Event every year since 1998. My closest friends I've met through Mosaic. Not only in Georgia but I have good friends all... more »

  BRC wrote:

They are such positive, effective stewards for our national wildlife! Their online presence is amazing, and they did a great job in the Gulf. more »

  coolmtnbiker048 wrote:

The Director of Restoration, Reginald Durant is very passionate about habitat restoration and is EXTREMELY knowledgable about plants in Orange County. Back to Natives has been extremely effective at educating the public about the values of using California-native... more »

  ann7 wrote:

The Three Ring Ranch is both home to exotic animals and a place where injured wildlife come for rehabilitation. The children who come to the educational programs leave with a sense of wonder about the natural world. I have seen children who lack respect... more »

  Nancy41 wrote:

This nonprofit conservation and environmental ed. organization is located where the rivers flow north in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. A small but dedicated staff "connects people with nature through research, education and action." It's stewardship... more »

  Berniceodonkor wrote:

I am prepared to support you guys. In deed you are really making a great impact in society. Keep on doing good and your reward is in Heaven. more »

  SierpeAzul wrote:

Corcovado Foundation has contributed to the creation of a Rural ecotourism network, joined by 6 differents communities on the Osa Peninsula, which goal is the conservation of the rainforest, it also helps with sutainable educational programs in local... more »

  arun-toke wrote:

I have been working with this nonprofit ever since the beginning... back in 1988. The organization provides the best multicultural forum anywhere for children and youth. It is ecologically aware and a caring group. Lots of students volunteer for the organization.... more »

  natebosch wrote:

AuSable was a wonderful program for me. I went to a smaller liberal arts college which did not have specialized ecology courses. I took Limnolgy and Environmental Chemistry at AuSable, and enjoyed these fields so much that I went on to graduate school... more »

  lpnative wrote:

As a volunteer with MAP in Thailand, I learned an incredible amount about mangrove conservation and the valuable work that is occurring on the ground everyday to strengthen coastal communities' ability to protect their environment and, ultimately, their... more »

  Kate Murray wrote:

Take Action Global works with countries, teachers, students from across the world to make a difference, make positive changes and inspire. They collaborate with global thought leaders and action takers to ensure programs have a positive impact on local... more »

  cymbling wrote:

RCS is a great group. I'm a member. From river clean ups to on-the-ground direct improvements like dam removal and field trips for kids, this group of mostly volunteers gets a lot done on a small budget. Groups like RCS all over the country are responsible... more »

  pachef4life wrote:

I have been disappointed in my experience volunteering at the farm. more »

  amerchak wrote:

I volunteered with RWS for close to five years. Over that time, I not only got to know the resident animals, but spent a lot of time contributing to animal care of orphaned babies and injured critters. So many animals pass through those doors, get another... more »

  Marie34 wrote:

I've been involved with many non profits in GA for years, and this is, by far, the most important environmental organization in GA. The extremely professional leadership and staff work deligently to make a real difference for GA. They stay on top of... more »

  jbraids wrote:

We recently partnered with ACE for our Earth Day event at Chabot Space and Science Center. Wen and Gaby did an amazing job. They were personable, competent, and knew how to interact with the public. When a surprise TV crew showed up to cover the event,... more »

  axweiner wrote:

I was a board member for River of Words for three years. I witnessed the impact the River of Words program had on children around the country and the world--both in terms of the educational benefits of the ROW curriculum as well as the creative output... more »

  WDW4 wrote:

I have participated in two trainings and one mission/mountaineering course with Summit Adventure. The staff are excellent at what they do and wonderfully combine technical expertise, spiritual discipleship, and relatability. I will carry the things I... more »

  Roopak K. wrote:

I've been working as a volunteer with 350 Bay Area for nearly year and a half now. After researching several organizations in the Bay Area, I chose 350 Bay Area for their wide breadth of programs and broad impact, even having joined them as a Board member... more »

  mandi-q wrote:

I am a high school teacher and I chaperone groups of students on EPI's wonderful programs annually. I have taken trips to Costa Rica where we worked hands on with the endangered Leatherback Sea Turtles. We patrolled the nesting beaches at night and... more »

  donna-vanbuecken wrote:

I have been a member of Wild Ones since 1986, at a time when little information was available to the average resident about using native plants in their landscaping. I have learned a lot about the benefits of using native plants and the biodiversified... more »

  Amy_138 wrote:

In 2006, I was able to be a small part of KSTR with the academic group I was traveling with from SUNY Oneonta in Oneonta, NY. While in Quepos, Costa Rica, we hand made post cards to sell at the Hotel Mono Azul to sell in their gift shop to support the... more »

  ddj1201 wrote:

Headwaters Science Institute is an absolutely amazing nonprofit to be part of, whose message strongly resonates with me. They provide a high-quality science experience to the younger generations in a country that continues to neglect the needs for a high... more »

  PLP1 wrote:

Since the inception of the IRC’s free online resources years ago, I have been a regular user several times a week. I know I’m accessing high quality, comprehensive information about South Florida native plants and habitats, useful to everyone from... more »

  dan wrote:

I worked with Save The Bay during the winter of 2008. During my time with the organization I became aware of Save the Bay's misson to celebrate, protect and restore the San Fransisco Bay Area. Their mission is not only a great idea but it is a reality... more »

  ChaseMatthews wrote:

Friends of Oatland does a fantastic job of supporting Oatland Island Wildlife Center by raising money for and awareness of the Center. They hold really fun events like Days of Christmas Past that we attended last Christmas. I can’t wait to see what... more »

  Jane Kammerzelt wrote:

This is an excellent, very well run organization. They have an impressive safety record, maintain high standards and produce top notch work. Project sponsors are very satisfied with the results and parents love that their kids learn great life skills.... more »

  bisha wrote:

I currently serve as a Board Member/Secretary for R&R and on the Podcast team of the YVC. My experience has been absolutely amazing, I truly have gained so much in my experience with R&R, have made so many wonderful connections with passionate people,... more »

  Linda175 wrote:

MAARS is an aggregate of outstanding volunteers who provide care, feeding, medical and social needs for approx 85 predominately special needs parrots. No one is paid, so all donations go to this end. The compassion shown each bird, each with an individual... more »

  HowardAdamLevy wrote:

I have been on three fundraising bike rides for Hazon and loved it so much, I joined the Steering Committee for the New York Ride for the past 2 years. Hazon has made a big difference in my life in terms of connecting my environmental concerns with a... more »

  Nicole wrote:

Earth Day Network is a dedicated environmental education organization that does great work in the community. Their Green Schools Campaign is particularly inspirational and has had a tremendously positive impact on thousands of teachers, parents and students... more »

  Joan44 wrote:

The Greenway Foundation is committed to the environmental & historical education of the people of Denver. They believe in hands on experiences for citizens of all ages & truly being an active & beneficial addition to the community more »

  MaryBarnstable wrote:

This is really the only nonprofit environmental organization working Cape-wide on so many issues which affect the Cape -- open space, water resources, sensible development, salt marsh restoration. They are now based in Dennis, MA, in a restored house,... more »

  Leaning Pisa wrote:

Hidden Villa is one of the true gems of the Bay Area. Over the last 30 years, I've spent time hiking their quiet trails, cooking their organic produce, visiting their friendly farm animals, and taking varios workshops and classes from their docents.... more »

  Earth Endeavours Media wrote:

Fostering communications that unite relations between great minds and impassioned people, PBI is a wellspring of resources and inspiration for our planet. Founded on science and profited by curiosity, this institute of experts, teachers, explorers, volunteers... more »

  nevada-outdoor-school wrote:

NOS has been doing, and I'm sure will continue to, a great job providing benefits for the local community. Besides the thousands of children taught over the years, they have provided AmeriCorps Volunteers to many other local non-profits! more »

  Kal V. wrote:

I follow EcoRise, use their materials, and attend their professional developments for furthering my education. I teach Environmental Studies and EcoRise provides a wealth of information to help me provide well-rounded, standards based lesson plans. more »

  Nancy K.3 wrote:

I was introduced to CONAPAC in 2002 while on an adventure trip and I visited a tiny village involved in the Adopt A School project. CONAPAC began in 1993 with the Adopt A School project. Education is important in Peru, and it is free, but all the... more »

  PaulaHardy wrote:

Tempe Community Action Agency has worked with Lauren and Let’s Go Compost at our Escalante Community Garden space in Tempe, AZ. Lauren has brought free composting education to the community through her presence and partnership at the community garden,... more »

  jackyg wrote:

We met Monteen and experienced Her "Hawk-Talk" at a Polo match of all places! It was so absoulutly cool to see the Birds so close while being able to ask anything and everything about them in such a intimate setting! We think/speak of Her now everytime... more »

  CBuccheri wrote:

Dear Jane and Genesee family, Thank you for helping form very special memories for our family and friends. There are other places that provide challenges and adventure, but Genesee Valley has the uniquely talented staff that transforms a physical... more »

  Cara G. wrote:

Hawaii is a unique place and there are many things we take for granted as part of history and culture. The work that the Hawaii Wildlife Center does helps preserve today what we can share with generations to come. The Hawaii Wildlife Center is a state... more »

  ehcblackler wrote:

We attended the Seattle Summit hosted by WGS and it was a great experience. The staff are are very accommodating and genuinely enthused about their work. Best of all, the students had a great time and took away a lot from the experience. This is an inspiring... more »

  Catherine V. wrote:

Love love love this location, the farm, and the animals!!! Best strawberries I’ve ever eaten. more »

  mhperron wrote:

As a founding board member I have been involved in every aspect of the HEAL Project, which aims to instill respect for personal and environmental health in students in the Cabrillo Unified School District Since begun as a pilot project in 1996, over 3000... more »

  OwlEyes wrote:

Witnessing the many ways this organization has grown from white male privilege, I sadly found it to be disingenuous, exclusive, and desensitized around genuine community and care. In my experience, it has often seemed more interested in justifying its... more »

  laura.zaks wrote:

I grew up in Tenafly and loved visiting the Tenafly Nature Center regularly. It was and remains a sanctuary for our community. I recall birthday parties, family walks, and animal sightings. I even volunteered here when I was in high school in the 1990s.... more »

  ahron33 wrote:

Jewish Farm School is a terrific organization to work with. I ran a professional development workshop and asked them to provide some outdoor educational programming so that participants could physically move and contribute to a good cause. I was impressed... more »

  bonniebenham wrote:

The Adolescent Community of Santa Cruz Montessori, Wavecrest, has been visiting Live Earth Farm one day a week for the last three years. The students are guided through four work projects at the farm: art, farm economy, field studies, and health and wellness.... more »

  Tim Marriott wrote:

I first went to Daktari for four months in 2010. The main reason for going was to satisfy my ambition for a placement working with animals, both to care for the sick and orphaned that are looked after there and also to learn more about the wild animals... more »

  denny2boys wrote:

A year or so ago my grandchildren and I attended a lecture/children's program give by Algalita at the library in Encinitas, CA. Ever since then we have been collecting trash on the beach EVERY time we go. Two weeks ago while on the beach in Seal Beach... more »

  jerry2 wrote:

Thanks to Hawk Watch International I am able to dail in to the outdoors when it comes to identifying Raptors. When fly fishing as a guide on the rivers I am able to bring to those I am guiding a greater understanding of Raptors and there role in understanding... more »

  nativegardener wrote:

Our small garden club received a sizable grant to plant a 1,400 square-foot native tree and shrub garden at a church where we meet. First, we had the daunting task of removing non-native, invasive groundcovers and landscape fabric buried six-inches below... more »

  Kafugu wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Na Kama Kai since 2008. My time as a volunteer has been wonderful, I've seen children from all walks of life and ages gain invaluable ocean skills, appreciation and respect for both the land and ocean, and an experience that... more »

  communitarian1 wrote:

I completed a year long internship learning about Permaculture and Land management. The experience was highly enlightening and completely hands-on. The teaching was extremely quality and I consider it an invaluable learning experience. Anyone with... more »

  sweetpea1 wrote:

I continue to be impressed and, indeed, amazed at the caliber and volume of information that NIRS puts out, on a shoestring budget and a skeleton staff. Their education and outreach on the pitfalls of nuclear power is especially critical now -- as nuclear... more »

  liaDJ wrote:

Little Tree Huggers Earth Center is part of a nature based preschool where farm animals get rescued and care for. Educating the community about clean energy and the best environmental practices, to make the world a better place for the future generations.... more »

  ereeside wrote:

I participated in a honey harvest for Bees in the D, and it was super fun and interesting! The Brians are amazing and incredibly thoughtful in everything they do. I would definitely recommend checking out Bees in the D! more »

  MichaelMaradei wrote:

It is a fantastic small team that delivers big help. I was at the launch of "The Blue Manta" Kickstarter and it was amazing. more »

  Teresa W.3 wrote:

Like a little slice of heaven if you are an animal lover! The whole experience is great. The relaxed feel when you wander around and see the native animals living their best life is perfect. You can see the animals are happy, not stressed and have enrichments... more »

  amf1984 wrote:

Piers Park is one of the most beautiful waterfront parks I have ever traveled to, and the fact it is in the middle of an inner city urban area makes it even more remarkable. We learned about the program by one of their staff members who is a very inspiring... more »

  timfuller wrote:

This organization ROCKS! Not only do they EDUCATE the public about conservation of species, the need to recycle and re-use, but with the addition of Sharksafe, they have gone great strides for protection. No hidden agendas here... Great people, great... more »

  dongkohl wrote:

It has been a very heart-warming experience over the years to assist the staff and other volunteers at the nature center and wildlife hospital in helping injured native wildlife and baby wildlife. It is the greatest feeling of compassion when we release... more »

  jjeans wrote:

I have been working with WFAF on their Giving Garden project. The aim is to raise organically They have been in opoeration for about 5 years. At times there are scores of volunteers tending the garden and picking vegetables. This year they donated over... more »

  Susan McMillan wrote:

It is rare that you get to see a non-profit and it’s founder “in action.” Sure you read about the great things organizations do; you see their terrific websites; maybe you even hear inspiring speeches by its leaders. But I’ve had the honor of... more »

  Emily wrote:

Since it's inception, the USGBC Minnesota Chapter has motivated, educated, and inspired the industry toward being good stewards of our environment. The network of professionals are passionate about the cause, thanks to the clear mission and programming... more »

  JackieBlue wrote:

NEXT.cc provides valuable tools for teachers and students that help student LEARN about over 250 different topics! Each subject area includes an introduction, terminology, activities, references to additional information, and a chance to test what's... more »

  NatureIntoAction wrote:

I've benefited greatly by the expertise of this organization over the past 15 years. The professional growth that I've gained through participation has helped me better serve the public as an environmental educator providing PreK-Adult level programming... more »

  JulieLamy wrote:

I have worked with many non-profit organizations over the past 25 years. UPSTREAM stands out for its authenticity, transparency and selflessness. Whether lifting up the work of partner organizations or taking the back seat if another group is better positioned,... more »

  Juanita L.1 wrote:

I was looking for Organizations to volunteer with that would help me become a better Wildlife Habitat Gardener and wanted to learn which native plants in my part of Pima County would attract bees, birds and butterflies. Volunteering in the Native Seed... more »

  fieldworking wrote:

Earthwatch is a great organization to volunteer for and I hope to particpate in one of their volunteer research expeditions again (next summer). more »

  Gregory11 wrote:

The Center For Reuniting Families sits on 40 beautiful acres on Dancing Deer Farm in the Central Coast. The rolling hills and housing that accommodates large groups provides a tranquil setting to deepen in personal growth and meditation or just recharge... more »

  Laura.M.Kretschmar wrote:

I first became aware and involved with Vida Verde over ten years ago. In February 2003, my school brought our 56 sixth graders on a nature adventure and overnight with Vida Verde in San Gregorio, CA. It was a most magical two days of immersing low income... more »

  sustainabilitywithshan wrote:

https://www.wuft.org/news/2021/12/22/your-plastic-bottle-cap-can-become-a-work-of-art/This organization is amazing and it has allowed me to connect and network with so many individuals from all over the world! Truly amazing nonprofit more »

  Amanda L.11 wrote:

ASA is a wonderful organization! I always look forward to the updates about their meaningful work on different conservation, education, and research initiatives. more »

  googieb12 wrote:

Been a visitor since 2000 and a volunteer since 2004. Love this place, it is truely a refuge both for nature and for humans alike. Three great trails that run through the forest down to Armand Bayou or stay on the Ladybird short loop to go through... more »

  Aliza Mazor wrote:

Canfei Nesharim reminds me of "The Little Engine that Could". They have managed with little funding and a small staff to make great strides. Canfei was founded by a small, passionate group who believe in the inherent link between religious Judaism and... more »

  Khogan wrote:

I love taking my daughter for family nature walks around the Audubon Nature Center. She loves to use binoculars and practice looking for birds in the beautiful cottonwood trees or watch for colorful dragonflies around the freshwater ponds. Such an amazing... 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 »

  Leader1 wrote:

CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY - Our troop has been to Camp Tonkawa on 3 separate camp occasions. We loved everything except the outdoor kitchen and food preparation methods. There is no refrigeration, no running water and the conditions of the equipment... more »

  robbyboyer wrote:

Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage defies the myth that 'truly' sustainable lifestyles will require either self-imposed suffering, a benevolent eco-dictator, and/or hyper-modern technologies. The community demonstrates that a peaceful, abundant sustainability... more »

  Chubby_Woman wrote:

Before moving to the Sacramento Valley, I had never heard of Tuleyome or the Berryessa Snow Mountain region they are fighting so hard to protect. Having gotten to know this organization, I am impressed by their tenacity, their willingness to promote... more »

  Andrew S.6 wrote:

Everyone who has helped Earth Rebirth get to where we are, help the people and schools we have helped, and dream to do more deserves far more than 5-stars. Thank you all. more »

  Lulu11 wrote:

I have volunteered for Planting Peace for years. A+ charity effecting and bettering the lives of many. 16 million deworming pills distributed and counting. more »

  david52 wrote:

Creative Change provided excellent consultation and support in all aspects of the work,from conceiving the course to the design of the materials and evaluation. Creative Change staff also collaborated with our staff to deliver the course, and providing... more »

  timonium209 wrote:

Amazing organization, they provide a lot of valuable services to the residents of the state of Maryland and beyond. more »

  ecomama wrote:

We followed Ethical Expeditions via the Internet as they led 18 students on an 8-week, for credit college course in Borneo. The students were divided into teams of three and four, with each team pursuing its chosen research question. They traveled throughout... more »

  girling wrote:

Bay Area Green Tours provides the most amazing tours of green businesses, organic farms, waste facilities, restaurants in short all the places you need to learn about. Each tour is led by a trained professional and allows you to meet the CEOs and leaders... more »

  ashley404 wrote:

Working as a WELLKIND intern, I expanded my knowledge in so many areas. I learned about the forest ecosystem and how important the species that inhabit it are. I learned about the importance of old trees and how they work to combat climate change. It... more »

  amvolanaki wrote:

Great subject and very useful programs. I liked the approach and also the information FSC aims to give to the beneficiaries. Food security is a cause that concerns every single part of the world. I also loved the articles and the info shared on the organization’s... more »

  Blossom wrote:

Friends of Outdoor school provided the opportunity for me to be a student leader for outdoor school with sixth graders, which was such a great gift to me. As a student leader I gained lots of confidence that I didn't have and came to believe that I am... more »