Find Forest Conservation 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 »

  Becky wrote:

I have been trying to increase awareness of the wonderful work Isha Foundation's Project Green Hands has done. It is so touching to see the commitment and involvement of so many thousands of volunteers in the effort to increase the green cover of Tamil... more »

  Mary Houghtel wrote:

A force for changing individuals' thinking about the planet. Effective at changing one mind and one heart at a time. more »

  bobmc wrote:

As a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala I wanted to work in some way to support development at the grassroots level in Central America. AIR has provided me with the opportuntiy to work with Guatemalans as they seek to serve the poor in their... more »

  Aldaalicia wrote:

This amazing charity works to educate the public about the serious situation the wild orangutan finds itself in. more »

  zach1 wrote:

I have been volunteering with TWP for about 7 months now and their are few organizations like it that can provide consistent, sustainable solutions to some of the greatest problems that plague not just our local community, but our global community. A... 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 »

  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 »

  Jordan E. Erdos wrote:

My name is Jordan Erdos and I am a co-founder and board member of Rainforest Partnership. When we decided to start up a new, international environmental non-profit in 2007, we knew we wanted to do things differently from the very respectable groups that... 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 »

  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 »

  finance wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving on the Sempervirens Fund Board of Directors for a number of years. I am continually impressed and gratified by the organization's ability to complete major transactions efficiently and in alignment with its mission.... 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 »

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more »

  jake wrote:

As an attorney I have the opportunity to learn about many nonprofit organizations. Seacology impressed me, to the point where I joined their board, with their unique "win-win" approach - an island village obtains something tangible the indigenous people... more »

  ariel4congo wrote:

I've been working with Congo Education Partners for over a year now. The team in the US is dedicated, professional and very knowledgeable, and the team in the DR Congo is just amazing!! Led by an incredible Congolese advocate for the environment and the... more »

  leslie6 wrote:

Few people know that Trees For The Future is a 20 year old agro forestry NGO. Agro Forestry is a holistic way of planting trees within the context of sustainable development. Their website is full of content about what they do. I am involved with their... more »

  bee52 wrote:

I first learned about Legacy Land Trust and became a member in 2005, the same year I become alarmed by the numbers of dead woodland animals on the roads and railroad tracks in my neighborhood, animals killed as they fled heavily wooded tracts being clear-cut... more »

  Wendy S.5 wrote:

We are a registered 501c3 farm animal sanctuary and adoption shelter. We work with our local community agencies to help animals who are abused, neglected, displaced, or otherwise discarded. We specialize in cases that need medical and social rehabilitation.... more »

  Linda292 wrote:

GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BE GRATEFUL FOR THE LEGACY THIS NONPROFIT WILL PROVIDE. A VAST UNDERSTANDING AND HELPING THE MONARCH BUTTERFLIES CONTINUE THEIR AMAZING JOURNEY , SO THE PLANET EARTH CAN CONTINUE BENEFETING FROM THIS SPECIES. CONGRATULATIONS... more »

  maria3 wrote:

NFLT is one Northeast Florida's greatest assets when it comes to land conservation and saving public access to "old Florida" and our beautiful marshes and tributaries -- through this organization's commitment and ability to work with private landholders... more »

  Kelli_Temple wrote:

For the past several tree planting seasons, my classmates and I have been attending NJ Tree Foundation volunteer events in Camden. We love it! It's such a good time. The Tree Foundation has everything you need - shovels, brooms, rakes, gloves, water -... more »

  Rainmaker wrote:

RAN works tirelessly to protect the world's forests. They've been at it since 1985 and have saved millions of acres and help amplify the voices of indigneous allies and affected communities - from forests to coal fields. They're work to save forests doesn't... 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 »

  Darshan C P. wrote:

Everyone wants to make a change in the society and even if everyone of us are determined we are not always able to do it.'Team Hasiru' was one of the pioneer moments that has contributed significantly to the changes in the environment, in and around... more »

  Adam wrote:

Trees for Life is one of the few non-profits with a long-term outlook, one that they intend to last longer than they will themselves. In India, Bangladesh, Nicaragua, Liberia, etc., they go only where invited, teach people to organize and help themselves,... more »

  cllundy wrote:

My husband and I went to the very first fundraiser for Plant With Purpose in 1984 - it was called Floresta then. They had a holistic vision of development which caught our hearts and minds - empowering people to overcome poverty with economic, environmental... 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 »

  Naturegal wrote:

Last year The Conservation Fund bought 766 acres near Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge on the Eastern Shore of Maryland so it could be sold to the government and made part of the refuge. Today that transfer was officially announced, and we thank The... more »

  Lonster wrote:

Friends of Trees is an amazingly great organization - as a 3rd generation Oregonian, I really appreciate their mission and their passion for grass roots community involvement. more »

  jwhit1989 wrote:

I love the work that ACT does to protect our global environment and natural resources. At the rate that deforestation is taking place, we depend on organizations such as these to go to bat to preserve nature's beauty more »

  samrae17 wrote:

Not only is this an extremely worthy cause, but the people involved are so compassionate and generous. I believe that GCE brings awareness about the DRC, its people and its resource. I learned so much through my involvement in the short campaign. All... more »

  Lincoln P. Brower wrote:

I know the leaders of LCHPP and have admired their dedication and accomplishments for several years. They are sensitive to the local social situations and extremely competent in producing, delivering, and managing the planting of the tree seedlings.... more »

  jek18 wrote:

Nature and Culture has a special place in my heart as I was lucky enough to work directly with the amazing staff in Ecuador for several years while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer. I saw firsthand how dedicated everyone is in the organization, and... more »

  aviatorbdm wrote:

The work Stove Team does is invaluable and incalculatable. This is a simple concept but can make an enormous impact on peoples lives. Keep up the great work! 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 »

  ecorho wrote:

I am impressed with the wealth of data and information I receive and that is made availabale to the public. The depth and scope of this organization's work is strong and effective. As a donor, I am also pleased at their planning and setting of priorities... more »

  zacho wrote:

Everything that I have seen them do benefits both the Indigenous people on the ground in the Amazon and also all of humanity. They are professional and, from all that I have seen, trustworthy and transparent. I support various nonprofits, and Amazon... more »

  sonyvolunteer wrote:

I had volunteered with ISCI FOUNDATION and I personally found that they are actually helping people and bringing a positive change in the society. 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 »

  jenny7 wrote:

I am currently the board chair for Sugar Pine Foundation. I have been on the board since it's beginning a few years ago. What impresses me most is how John and Maria have kept this good work going while having two children and working full time jobs.... more »

  Valerie21 wrote:

I am a student of Forestry and Natural Resources and looking forward to a future career in the field. The American Forest Foundation has been a crucial part to helping me stay engaged and informed while I am studying abroad. Their use of blogging, Facebook... more »

  Marlee wrote:

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers is a great organization that brings communities together to perform great work for the planet. Projects are always fun, well organized, amazingly efficient, and worthwhile. 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 »

  J Dan P. wrote:

Since my first visit in 1970, Panthertown Valley has been my number 1 natural area. In those days us conservationists had resistance to moving forward with opposing development. Besides development for secondary homes and condominiums around a lake to... more »

  jp6 wrote:

We were challenged by the general manager of our hotel to come up with green initiaves. Our engineering dept had managed to get a check from the Nevada Water ppl for over $40 K by remodeling all the landscaping. It took me a while, but I love wine... more »

  Timothy J.3 wrote:

For years I've been doing river clean-up projects and charitable hikes. I wrote the book on "Swimming Holes of CA" (literally). I've been doing clean-ups with this group at the South Yuba for a few years now. They always do a great job and really help... more »

  Marshall2 wrote:

Volunteering at the Forest History Society has been a great experience. The service they provide is invaluable to researchers and conservationists working on a wide variety of projects. They are constantly looking for innovative ways to improve their... more »

  barbara17 wrote:

Conservation Northwest is science-based and strategic, and they get work done on the ground to benefit local communities and wildlife. I like the focus on connections between big landscapes and in finding collaborative solutions. more »

  Becky D.2 wrote:

Opacum Land Trust is a rad group of volunteers who are dedicated to protecting open space in central Massachusetts where families like ours can hike, bird watch, and mountain bike. 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 »

  eric.petracca wrote:

The Parks Foundation of Clark County is a wonderful organization that provides support to the many parks, trails, and recreational programs in this thriving community. Access to parks is one of the many reasons this is a fantastic place to live and work.... 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 »

  DeanShuey wrote:

Climate change is real. I am unable or unwilling to take my carbon footprint to zero. The concept of purchasing carbon offsets through a non-profit was appealing. I purchased from carbon fund.org in 2013. I did not receive a certificate from them with... more »

  Mathenge wrote:

Kiangure Springs Environment Initiative is a grassroot organisation working to support communities in enhancing resilience in climate change in Kenya. Visit www.kseikenya.org to see more about our work more »

  Peter wrote:

The Adirondack Council has been advocating for the park for 30+ years, advocating for acid rain legislation when politicians and business denied its existence, pushing for legislation to protect water quality, and working to assure that funds are available... more »

  Ecowarrior wrote:

Due to budget restraints within the US Forest Service, the northern section of Los Padres National Forest is severely undermanaged. Were it not for the fleets of VWA-coordinated volunteers, most trails would be nonexisitent. The VWA introduces young people... more »

  Emma7 wrote:

I have volunteered for the Red panda network (RPN) for around 3 years now, and loved red pandas for many more. I have aspirations to work with red pandas in the wild and the RPN have been so supportive and have nourished my dreams to male it a reality.... more »

  nonprofitstrees wrote:

There are very few organizations ran by kids! Quite frankly I can't think of any others like this one. It's always a pleasure to help the environment with such enthusiastic group of kids. more »

  ccar wrote:

This is a most peaceful and loving environment. A wonderful place to renew your spirit. Well worth a visit. more »

  mucki wrote:

My family and I adore the butterfly pavilion, both for what they provide to us as visitors and to the world through their support of sustainable business practices. How marvelous to see their butterflies, and know that having them here helps ensure they... more »

  Rebecca49 wrote:

One of the only charities I know which does what it says on the tin, with very little overheads. They actually research the trees required to maintain the Amazon and then plant more - a simple idea but one many NGOs seem to miss. In addition, they involve... more »

  ArtJenkins wrote:

MTSG is a great organizaiton! I've been volunteering with them often starting this year and have had a blast helping out the enviroment along the I90 corridor. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Upper Saco Valley Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Upper Saco Valley Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Upper Saco Valley Land Trust has demonstrated... more »

  eliza-pn wrote:

Woodlands has done some amazing conservation work and I always enjoy their events and volunteer activities, such as Bird Banding and guided hikes with specialists. Their park is open to the public and I love running there after work during every season.... more »

  Richard wrote:

I recently had an opportunity to get to know the Save The Redwoods League and came away deeply impressed by their work. Not only are they dedicated (for almost a 100 years) to preserving one of our greatest natural resources, to increasing our understanding... more »

  Suraj wrote:

I first heard about SeedTree three years ago when I was in my first year of Bachelor of Forestry Science. But within a year I became a work study scholor for SeedTree in Nepal. My experience with SeedTree is awesome. I got a chance to learn a... more »

  possum wrote:

Dedicated, persistent, and resourceful. People helping people protect the places they love. Heartwood is a model for groups in other parts of the country because of the way the groups and individuals help each other, rather than competing more »

  claymoreb51 wrote:

This organization is extremely well managed and highly successful. Accounting is exemplary and the use of funds is the most effective I have seen. The impact far exceeds that of other less well managed non-profits. more »

  tree-hugger1 wrote:

I just wanted to send you a quick thank you note regarding your tree planting program. After searching for several different ways that I could help establish future forests, I stumbled across your organization on the internet. My family doesn't own... more »

  ChasL wrote:

I love everything about this group! They're currently planting trees at a rate of about one every 2.18 seconds. They're close to 44,000,000 trees planted to date as of April 25, 2012, and they have the ability to scale to 50,000,000 trees a year! They... more »

  douglas2 wrote:

INTERPUBLIC GROUP OF COMPANIES: 30 years in senior management and strategic planning for this global marketing communications organization, with clients that included Coca-Cola, Gillette and Goodyear. THE WISE ASSOCIATES: 16 years as president of this... more »

  AllanT wrote:

I became involved in the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council several years ago to help prevent wildfires in the Alum Rock Park area near our home. Later, as I became involved in more county-wide activities of the council, I was elected Treasurer and... more »

  sludge wrote:

We went on a treepeople tree care outreach, and it was a lot of fun and a lot of great information. In one morning, with hands-on work, all of us learned more about caring for trees (such as how to add mulch, prune, and what to look for in healthy trees)... more »

  ThomasM wrote:

I have worked with the Orangutan Conservancy since 2011 and find this organization to be an open, ethical and focused group devoted to protecting orangutans and their rainforest home. OC makes every effort to put as much funding directly into the field... more »

  Writer wrote:

We saw the article in the newspaper and decided to attend a presentation about the Florida panther. It was terrific! They use an old-fashioned Kodak slide projector, and have lots of interesting props and handouts. It was one of the most enjoyable... more »

  Marie_D wrote:

I didn't know Georgia Forest Watch (www.gafw.org) even existed, or that it needed to, until I moved to the forests of Northeast Georgia. I took up residence in my cabin at the edge of the Chattahoochee National Forest in 2007 and hoped that the idilic... more »

  davejroth wrote:

I read recently about the Wilderness Land Trust's work in California and Colorado. Thank you for stopping development in wilderness and keeping it open so that my children will be able to enjoy it. more »

  Rebecca T. wrote:

This is an incredible organisation. I have visited their field sites many times over the past ten years and am always blown away by what they accomplish with so little funding. This is truly an organisation that doesn't waste a penny and the animals... more »

  bernard wrote:

PFT is an excellent advocate for private forest land. They do traditional conservation easements, forest stewardship, and are pioneers in the mitigation of climate change through carbon sequestration with our planets natural "lungs". PFT has been successful... more »

  annwride wrote:

So happy that FFRP exists to manage the gorgeous property in Cambria. It has ocean, bluffs, forest, Monterey pines. Happy to donate here, such an asset to Cambria more »

  cld02009 wrote:

No amount of reading or other preparation (to be fair, I did very little) could have prepared me for my two months of working and living at the Iracambi Atlantic Rainforest Research Center. From the moment I arrived, to the departure of the volunteer... more »

  Kristina G. Fisher wrote:

The Santa Fe Watershed Association is a remarkable organization that is active in three major areas: education, advocacy, and restoration. Among other things, they lead hikes into the protected upper watershed area, teach students in Santa Fe's schools,... more »

  ksingsank wrote:

Goleta Valley Beautiful is founded on the basis of making a great town more green. By constantly working with the city to better improve it, GVB has truly made an impact. Not only is it more visually pleasing as unpleasing areas have been converted, but... more »

  Evaluator wrote:

The Gulf Coast Bird Observatory is helping save habitat for our precious birds and educates many people on how to be good stewards of the resources all around us. They are building a new education center to continue to fulfill on that commitment. Have... more »

  telefriend wrote:

Given the aggressive posture of this long-in-the-tooth non-profit organization, a lack of research (and credibility) reveals unrealistic aspirations. In short, KS Wild is way ahead of itself with marketing more than they're prepared to deliver. more »

  ardeth01 wrote:

Saving endangered gorillas is certainly a good cause, but DFGFI has an annoying habit of sending a lot of appeals for more money. I get something in the mail from them it seems like every month, even after I've sent my annual donation. I would prefer... more »

  Writer wrote:

Helping make Worcester a greener city, the Greater Worcester Land Trust is doing great work throughout the city, but I am particularly pleased to have them as neighbors on the street where I grew up and where my family still lives. The Tatnuck Square... more »

  Fitzsimmons wrote:

Very effective organization at forest protection. Great Green Hearts also. more »

  HikerBob wrote:

I've been a volunteer trail crew member for eleven years now, and can attest to the dedication and commitment of the staff and other volunteers to the mission of the PCTA. Long hours by volunteers and staff members in the blazing sun or cold winds in... more »

  amphibianfound wrote:

The Hemlock Farms Conservancy is an incredible organization, dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and habitat — as well as inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards!This past summer, we worked with HFC to provide a reptile... more »

  merloyd wrote:

Northeast Wilderness Trust has an admirably focused mission: to preserve carefully chosen lands in a forever-wild state. While there are many terrific organizations devoted to land conservation, no other that I know of has an exclusive focus on holding... more »

  hank13 wrote:

The organization is well run and very professional in how it goes about its work. I help as needed with general tasks related to mailings, but have also participated in work days to clean up natural areas by cutting down brush or picking up trash. The... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Mendocino Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Mendocino Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Mendocino Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Mary.C wrote:

Molly Hogan who started and runs this organization is a wonderful person. She used to work at the Los Angeles Zoo. When the zoo was closing it's native wildlife exhibits Molly took in those animals and started her sanctuary. She's also a wildlife rehabilitator.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Berks Nature became an accredited land trust February 2024, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Berks Nature meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Berks Nature... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Kentucky Natural Lands Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Kentucky Natural Lands Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Kentucky Natural Lands Trust has demonstrated... more »

  Anna S.5 wrote:

Beautiful campus with so much to do! Love the ropes course, and the trails are really well maintained. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Landmark Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Landmark Conservancy has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation Commission its commitment to excellence. Accredited land trusts... more »

  BrainSurgeonMom wrote:

I loved "playing scientist" when I was a little girl but hated science class at school. All we seemed to do was listen to our teacher, read aloud from a textbook, and feed her the answers to questions on written tests. When I brought my five-year-old... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Delaware Highlands Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Delaware Highlands Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Delaware Highlands Conservancy has demonstrated... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Tar River Land Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Tar River Land Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Tar River Land Conservancy has demonstrated to the... more »

  CollectiveProgression.Org wrote:

American Forest Alliance provides for Collective Progression (Collectiveprogression.org) the opportunity to be under their 501c3. Besides doing great work to protect and restore forests and woodlands, they also are one of the biggest supporters... more »

  PhyllisR wrote:

I first became aware of Mongabay in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when the site reported on developments at the city's aquarium. Since then, I've been a regular reader. When Mongabay became a non-profit, I decided it was my turn to pay something... more »

  JanetGoehnerJacobs wrote:

Saddler's Woods Conservation Association is a mighty team of volunteers working to take care of a rare old growth forest in Haddon Township, NJ. They offer well organized service projects to help restore the habitat and trails in the woods, and they provide... more »

  w_65_j wrote:

At $225, 000 the executive director has some explaining to do. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Lakes Region Conservation Trust became an accredited land trust in July 2017, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Lakes Region Conservation Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and... more »

  4tlange wrote:

The revised NASP website and it's format are quite easy to use. I do wish there would be more coverage and a file (don't know right word for this) regarding a specific topic of national need and service. The 2001 mandated identification... more »

  DancingBear wrote:

Great Organization and an important part of Denver! more »

  sbowers0612 wrote:

I have worked at TACF for a year now, and the ceaseless stories our volunteers share about their family's experiences with the American chestnut are heartwarming. These stories inspire us to work harder at bringing back a tree species so intricately... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Land Conservancy of Adams County is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Land Conservancy of Adams County meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Land Conservancy of Adams County has... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Kestrel Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Kestrel Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Kestrel Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  TKELKAR wrote:

You are helping contribute to solving two of the biggest issues affecting humanity with one donation! Strongly recommended more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Driftless Area Land Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Driftless Area Land Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Driftless Area Land Conservancy has demonstrated... more »

  wademan1712 wrote:

This is a fantastic conservation non-profit that really focuses on community driven, results oriented action. They plant the right trees in the right places, and ensure success of restored ecosystems by engaging local communities to act as stewards over... more »

  eternalways wrote:

The Gatherer Institute has helped many, many kids since it's founding in 2002 and also provided Native American storytelling workshops to inspire us all to be better caretakers of the Earth. In addition to planting thousands of trees, it has also been... more »

  lparrott86 wrote:

I started volunteering at Up With Trees more than 5 years ago. I am involved with several non-profits in the community and I always say that no cause is more worthy than another. However, Up With Trees is very close to my heart and it promotes a culture... more »

  onlineswa wrote:

The Friends of Cook Forest is a strictly volunteer organization to help Cook Forest State Park and bring educational programs and events to the forest. I've been a volunteer for a number of years now. We have built a Sensory Trail (where the original... more »

  Jim F. wrote:

I've long been interested in the outdoors and thought for some time that I'd like to do some long-distance hiking. About six years ago I came to one of CVATC's monthly workdays. I discovered a great group of people who love to maintain the Appalachian... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Sonoma Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Sonoma Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Sonoma Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Western Rivers Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Western Rivers Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Western Rivers Conservancy has demonstrated to the... more »

  kathy8 wrote:

I think I've been on a crew party cleaning up a trail, which is a Great Experience! I think this is the best organization for repelling the advances of an Over Industrialized World wiping out up all Resources in its Path! more »

  fishingshootinglifer wrote:

I volunteered at one the of the Project Wilderness cleanups at my favorite public land shooting area. Unfortunately plenty of people are "monkey see, monkey do", once one person leaves debris behind everyone else does. Project Wilderness helps organize... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

The Goshen Land Trust became an accredited land trust in August 2021, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means The Goshen Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »

  Montanaguy wrote:

Sadly, I recently let my membership expire. This used to be an excellent organization focused on protecting wild lands in Montana. But then it began to stray into social issues (race, policing, gender, etc) and get very politically correct. I wrote... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Land Trust for the Little Tennessee is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Land Trust for the Little Tennessee meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Land Trust for the Little Tennessee... more »

  Yellowdogg wrote:

DO NOT give any money to Amada Encarnacion Internacinal. The founder of this environmental organization, Carlos E. Fierro is a phoney! He purports to love nature. But - he had been cutting down bit by bit the branches of a gorgeous ficus tree that... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Land Savers United meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Land Savers United has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation Commission its commitment to excellence. Accredited land trusts... more »

  TBS1986 wrote:

Donor since 2014, due to their superior customer service and information provided in comparison to other memorial tree planting foundations and organizations. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Berkshire Natural Resources Council became an accredited land trust in February 2023, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Berkshire Natural Resources Council meets national quality standards for protecting important natural... more »

  SLucarelli wrote:

Sanctuary Forest is a land trust whose mission is to preserve the exquisite nature around the Mattole watershed area in northern California. This nonprofit also leads donation-based educational hikes each year through the redwood forests. The topics range... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Ozark Regional Land Trust became an accredited land trust February 2019, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Ozark Regional Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working... more »

  Tim wrote:

Landpaths actively engages people with the land through a variety of stewardship and recreation activities. A sampling of their initiatives include urban farming in a Santa Rosa neighborhood where 14 languages are spoken to clearing invasive species... more »

  sfk-success-for-kids wrote:

I've decided to join the SFK after learning about the their Brilliant Curriculum and felt that I would like to give the children the tools to maximize their potential and become a better person for themselves and to Society, rather than give them temporary... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Congaree Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Congaree Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Congaree Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Skagit Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Skagit Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Skagit Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Aquidneck Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Aquidneck Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Aquidneck Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

New England Forestry Foundation became an accredited land trust February 2024, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means New England Forestry Foundation meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Vermont Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Vermont Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Vermont Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Sean36 wrote:

The Efforts of Reforestation are Everyone"s Effort more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Forterra NW is an accredited land trust, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Forterra NW meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Forterra NW demonstrated to the... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Mississippi Valley Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Mississippi Valley Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Mississippi Valley Conservancy has demonstrated... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Otsego Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Otsego Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Otsego Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Land Trust of Santa Cruz County is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Land Trust of Santa Cruz County meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Land Trust of Santa Cruz County has demonstrated... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Black Swamp Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Black Swamp Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Black Swamp Conservancy has demonstrated to the Land Trust... more »

  mahinalae wrote:

I've contributed in -kind hours of my professional services to this organization. Forests Forever Foundation is remarkably good at reaching out to California citizens with a well-informed and articulate approach to inspire citizen based action on forest... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Michigan Nature Association is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Michigan Nature Association meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Michigan Nature Association has demonstrated to... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Kettle Moraine Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Kettle Moraine Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Kettle Moraine Land Trust has demonstrated to the... more »

  Ross_G wrote:

Rainforest Connection (RFCX) modifies cellphones and attaches them high up on select trees in forests needing protection from loggers and poachers.Doing so allows the forests to "defend themselves", by detecting, and texting, the location of offenders. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

D&R Greenway Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means D&R Greenway Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. D&R Greenway Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Sycamore Land Trust became an accredited land trust February 2019, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Sycamore Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Bear Yuba Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Bear Yuba Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Bear Yuba Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Little Forks Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Little Forks Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Little Forks Conservancy has demonstrated to the Land... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

The Buck Hill Conservation Foundation became an accredited land trust in February 2023, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means The Buck Hill Conservation Foundation meets national quality standards for protecting important... more »

  littlebellota wrote:

This organization has been working to protect the temperate rainforest of southeast Alaska and Sitka’s quality of life since 1967. They works on a variety of issues affecting the Tongass and its communities. Their website is a fabulous way to get to... more »

  Dr_Morris wrote:

I first became acquainted with the Organization for the Rehabilitation of the Environment (ORE) in 2004 when I served on the board of directors of the American Bamboo Society, a non-profit organization. We received a proposal from ORE to propagate a... more »

  philawed wrote:

I recently joined the board, having lots of nonprofit organizational experience but little hands-on conservation experience. I was drawn by ICF's fluidity in making decisions about projects, low overhead, and focus on the actual work of field partners... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Southern Oregon Land Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Southern Oregon Land Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Southern Oregon Land Conservancy has... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

North Carolina Coastal Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means North Carolina Coastal Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. North Carolina Coastal Land Trust... more »

  dammitchris wrote:

Too eager to jump in bed with old money. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2013/jan/06/chattanooga-village-faces-bogus-smear-campaign/?print more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Peconic Land Trust and its affiliate, South Fork Land Foundation became an accredited land trust in August 2019, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Peconic Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Foothills Conservancy... more »

  rturkle wrote:

Taking a walk in the woods only a quick drive from downtown Omaha provides a great chance to power down and find yourself. With so many special events during the year for everyone the membership cost is so reasonable. A great place to give back with volunteer... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Loon Echo Land Trust became an accredited land trust in July 2017, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Loon Echo Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Rensselaer Plateau Alliance became an accredited land trust in February 2018, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Rensselaer Plateau Alliance meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working... more »

  Jonathan35 wrote:

The EIA are my heroes. They make huge impacts, are NOT obnoxious about fundraising, and have a deep knowledge of the intricacies of international law. Any money or time given to their organization is well spent. more »

Trees Foundation's mission is to restore the ecological integrity of California’s North Coast by empowering and assisting regional,... more »

Appreciation of the rain forest more »

Western Resource Advocates protects and restores the natural environment of the Interior West. It uses law, economics and policy... more »

The mission of the finger lakes trail conference is to build, protect, enhance, and promote a continuous footpath across new york... more »