Find Environmental Education Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  [email protected] 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »