Find Land Resources 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 »

  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 »

  Buffalo wrote:

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Every day we woke before sunrise, put on skis, and went out onto the buffalo's habitat. While most days were absolutely perfect--watching buffalo, elk, and wolves in their natural grace--other... 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 »

  Thumbelinasmum wrote:

I live very near Walden Pond, which is actually in Concord, MA, and never swim there, because the beach smells, due, it is believed, to overuse as a state beach. I just received a mailing from the Walden Woods project. On the front of the postcard... more »

  AllanMorton wrote:

Forest Watch focuses on the Los Padres National Forest. The Los Padres is special in many ways, but for me, particularly because of its proximity to large populations it affords people the opportunity to experience the natural world. As the world becomes... more »

  Chillycat wrote:

I first heard of Wild Love Preserve when the non-profit I volunteer with in Miami was competing in the Pepsi Refresh online contest. Andrea Maki was asking for a large sum to start her organization and I was drawn to her haunting photos of these magnificent... 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 »

  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 »

  minnarose wrote:

Pogo Park is an organization that is working really deeply within the community. I visited this organization as part of a college project, and was really impressed by what I saw. Not only have they turned two abandoned parks into amazing revitalized places,... more »

  Mai Ho wrote:

I moved to Tucson in 2001 after having spent 37 years in Switzerland. From a wet weather to the desert, I realized I have to save water by all means. From having collected rainwater by hand and having conserved it in buckets for landscaping to meeting... more »

  Writer wrote:

Super organized place for me to bring my children to create one of a kind art pieces.The director and art teachers are super knowledge and patient with the kids. 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 »

  sdrvc wrote:

The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the natural open spaces in the San Dieguito River watershed, completing the 70-mile Coast to Crest Trail and educating future stewards of the environment of the importance of a thriving... more »

  woodbridge wrote:

I attended the terrific conference in Sacramento (on my own nickel) and found it well worthwhile. Much useful information, and I enjoyed the speakers Ringo and Hopper. Couldn't attend the evening banquet due to lousy public transport in Sacramento. I... more »

  Steven40 wrote:

I first got involved with VOC in the early 90's, became a crew leader and worked on numerous projects before moving to Florida in 1998. I returned home to Colorado in June 2014 and was able to volunteer on a project in August 2014 (Waldo Canyon Fire... more »

  roro452 wrote:

we began volunteering for acadia in honor of and sadly in memory of our beloved niece Danielle Faramelli. We as a family of atleast 30 people have been going to acadia every year for over 30 years. in 2006 danielle has expressed to her parents that she... more »

  natieboy wrote:

I have been working with this animal rescue organization for the past six months. They are doing an outstanding job in the rescue, care and treatment of animals that otherwise would not have a chance. I am proud to be part of an organization that cares... 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 »

  mary13 wrote:

LRFF was founded in 2005 with a very simple but innovative idea. Let's get planting the world's native tropical forests to not only help increase wildlife habitat but to help with the even larger more urgent problem of climate change. I am the founder... more »

  Kenda wrote:

Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks strives to maintain the natural beauty of the parks and beaches in Santa Cruz County. The staff and volunteers help to replant native trees, help to protect the tide pools and all the lovely sea life surrounding and... 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 »

  HummingBirdsRock wrote:

For the last 21 years Mountain Area Land Trust has worked hard in our community to protect 20,000 acres of open spaces that create the views, the recreation and the lifestyle in our community. I know that because of their work, our area will look like... more »

  Water-Man wrote:

I am a Board Member of the Bashakill Area association and coordinator of the Water testing Program for the Bashakill WMA. One of the many activities NYenvironcom is involved with includes water testing of the waters which leave the Bashakill and proceed... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  jwatkin2 wrote:

I've found the Organization to be very receptive to all donors. Even a small contribution is welcome and participation is encouraged ! They are well established . The Director has a great vision for the future of the organization and it's role in the... 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 »

  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 »

  KSmithhammer wrote:

For about a decade Valley Advocates for Responsible Development (VARD) has been and continues to be a resource to the community. The mission driven staff have helped us towards a well-managed growth plan that allows Teton Valley, ID to keep its historical... more »

  Latifia R. wrote:

I have been a back country horsemen member for about 15 years. I am amazed at the volunteer efforts and work accomplished by this grass roots organization. It welcomes people of all ages, horses or not, working to ensure our public lands remain accessible... 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 »

  jackie7 wrote:

I have been bringing my fourth grade class to Mohonk for education programs for about 12 years. The programs enhance my curriculum in numerous ways, including supporting my students in learning to compare and contrast, to engage in scientific observation... more »

  WILDKat wrote:

Convening the 8th World WIlderness Congress in Anchorage, Alaska, WILD will again convene the 9th in Merida, Mexico (WILD9) with a specific focus on climate change where young delegates will be completely integrated into and present the final talk to... more »

  Beryl_A wrote:

Save Mount Diablo acquires, protects and restores land on Mount Diablo. I learned about them through Diablo Trails Challenge which one of their events promoting recreation and the value of Mount Diablo. At the event I learned that half of the mountain... more »

  Janice Lee E. wrote:

Frisky's is 3-fold. It is a wildlife rehabilitation center for giving orphaned, injured or displaced wildlife a second chance. It is a Sanctuary for Exotics that are illegal pets, such as monkeys and Coatimundi. It also takes in adoptable pets that... 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 »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  nabair wrote:

The Lancaster Farmland Trust is the perfect organization to consider on Earth Day! Comitted to preserving farmland, the Trust supports the largest positive influence on Earth which is modern agriculture. By preserving farmland and productive agricultural... more »

  MaritaPierce wrote:

The Green Earth Moringa Dried Loose Leaf Tea is the best brand for me. After comparing Green Earth moringa tea with other brands, I found it of premium quality. It is sealed with freshness guaranteed. Its certifications signify the integrity of its processing... more »

  Skye Danser wrote:

This is a great organization with compassionate, devoted advocates. They were very responsive when I needed their input on a local issue that arose in 2012. Larger groups with more name recognition (i.e. The Sierra Club) didn't even respond to correspondence.... more »

  Craig McNamara wrote:

As a farmer, the most important resource that I have available to me is the land that I farm. And as a steward of that land, my long term goal is to replenish the soil using sustainable techniques such as composting and cover cropping with leguminous... more »

  Sherie61 wrote:

Working with and for "CEDO Intercultural" is a joy and an honor. for 35 years, the founders (Rick & Peggy Boyer) have focused on collaborative, cooperative, inclusive conservation of the Northern Sea of Cortez, and their work is making a difference.... more »

  billie1 wrote:

I had a good experience talking with the Forest Supervisor and some of his staff and the training from Great Old Broads helped! We knew to start with positive introductions that connected us to the land. I was able to share a special perspective of... more »

  Neil wrote:

The Red Wolf Coalition is the only citizen non-profit advocating for the critically endangered red wolf - North America's "other" wolf species. Only about 130 red wolves live in the wild in northeastern North Carolina. This organization needs support... more »

  ktcrabbit wrote:

A rave review from one non-profit about another may be a bit unusual but by networking with the Westville Environmental Commission, both of our groups were able to gain additional man power for our projects and share literature and expertise with the... more »

  35dapples wrote:

ELCR has been an invaluable source of information and an outstanding mentor for our fledgling equestrian and agricultural land conservation organization. They have provided step by step guidance to us, and also serve as a sounding board for our ideas... more »

  pelican3 wrote:

Wildlife Inc. is my fourth wildlife center I've volunteered for and by far the most fantastic! They are certainly the wildlife gem of Anna Maria Island and Manatee Co. by far. The center rescues, rehabilitates, and releases birds, mammals, and reptiles... more »

  ginobell wrote:

CSERC staff takes on an amazing range of issues and threats to nature from development, to clearcuts, to pollution, to loss of habitat, to poorly maintained roads causing erosion, to threats to rare wildlife. The Center has reached more than 107,000 students... more »

  cfordj wrote:

Old Pine Farm in Deptford, NJ is a little bit of heaven plunked down on the bank of Big Timber Creek. Forest, meadow, stream and wetlands environments are all included in the 32 acre main property at the foot of Rankin Ave in the Blackwood Terrace section... more »

  klock wrote:

The Land Conservation and Advocacy Trust is a great concept and would be very helpful in a situation near where I live. Please do what you can to assist them in their mission. 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 Sue wrote:

Here is my personal experience with this crooked "charity". I made a donation. I believed this to be a one-time thing. However in the confirmation email, it said that it was a monthly donation. There was a link to the "Service Center" which... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

San Benito Agricultural Land Trust became an accredited land trust in February 2022, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means San Benito Agricultural Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural... more »

  joycee wrote:

I'm always amazed by how much this small, regional land conservation organization accomplishes with such limited resources. Not only has MMRG helped conserve more than 4,000 acres during its 10-year existence, but it also offers an ongoing roster of educational... more »

  superfun wrote:

Colorado Open Lands is a powerhouse in conservation! more »

  Jean Smith wrote:

Wild Connections gave me the chance to use my passion for all things wild in practical protection for some of Colorado’s wildest lands. From my home in Denver and now in Florissant, the mountains are always in view. The combination of serious citizen... more »

  michelle10 wrote:

Excellent organization in both goal and function. ACS is advocating unique Solar programs that are self sustaining and financially responsible. 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 »

  denise2 wrote:

The leadership of the Foundation has been outstanding in their dogged pursuit of improving the management, funding and expansion of the National Landscape Conservation System and I'm sure they'll keep up the fantastic work. I enjoy exchanging ideas with... 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 »

  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 »

  Brad wrote:

Good start. Need to fill in more of the blanks. I really like the picture of the Bay Checker Spot Butterfly. I know you have more nature pictures of animals and plants which could be added to the web site. more »

  ksmith wrote:

ALC has been an outstanding, extraordinarily effective conservation organization. Despite significant obstacles, it secured the in-perpetuity protection of the 83,000-acre Hearst Ranch in San Luis Obispo County, where other conservation groups had failed.... more »

  Bretbtc wrote:

I have worked with GrowNYC for 3 years and appreciate the service they provide New Yorkers. The most visible success and the bedrock of the organization are the Greenmarkets they have organized and managed for over 40 years. Building upon the success... more »

  susandoran wrote:

This is one of the best nonprofits I've ever come across, and I say that from the perspective of a former consultant to nonprofits, foundations, and associations, as well as former senior staff at the national Land Trust Alliance. I chose to be on the... more »

  3320252 wrote:

I have taken the sunset dinner tour to Allerton Gardens several times when I had visitors and we all loved it. The beauty of the estate, fascinating history of Robert Allerton, and knowledge of the guides was outstanding. We learned a lot and had a... 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 »

  wolves241 wrote:

I joined the Board of Shirley Heinze Land Trust in 2005. Since that time, we have been able to add hundreds of acres to our land holdings. These lands will be protected in perpetuity and many of them are being stewarded back to their pre-settlement... more »

  nunature wrote:

Since it was founded in 2000, Terra Nature Fund has been fortunate in having support from a strong group of volunteers, especially the dedicated long-term service of directors on the Board who are professionals in the environmental protection world. ... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Wildling since 2005 at three different locations. I have learned an amazing amount about art in the time I've been with the museum. The interesting people you can meet is another bonus. 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 »

  skalin wrote:

As a Steward for the McDowell’s, I am there to assist hikers, and help them make good choices. I make sure they are carrying enough water, have proper foot wear and understand the complexity of the trails more »

  Susan W-M wrote:

The Linn Conservancy is one of the most effective non-profits I've ever had the pleasure of being associated with. It has a focused mission of conservation and education, and these priorities are in evidence in the community on a daily basis through... more »

  schutte wrote:

Interbay P-Patch, one of the largest in the city of Seattle would not be there if it was not for GROW’s advocacy for community gardens and their support as a fiscal agent as we built the garden and the garden amenities. The Interbay P-Patch is one of... more »

  nadlah wrote:

POST is a great organization working to preserve the nature landscape of the California Bay Area while incorporating the needs of recreational visitors and people making their living from the land. They are blending the needs of people, plants and animals... more »

  kent.madin wrote:

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

  Julie V. wrote:

Volunteering at the Trustees of Reservations has been the best volunteer experience I have ever had. It is a place that never asks for too much of your time, appreciates all you give- whether it is an hour or 100 hours. In the past with other organizations,... 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 »

  debby2 wrote:

The Conservancy is dedicated to the preservation, acquisition, conservation and maintenance of the entire Banning Ranch as a permanent public open space, park and coastal nature preserve. I was one of sixty people rallied by the Banning Ranch Conservancy... more »

  Blubird wrote:

When I first started volunteering at Audubon Canyon Ranch about 16 years ago, Ray Peterson was the biologist at the Bolinas Lagoon Preserve. When Ray saw a particularly exciting display of nature, which to his eyes occurred about every 5 minutes, Ray... more »

  emily.pmcg wrote:

I have only met one of the leaders, and visited the website so I am no expert on Natural Villages. But, what I do know about, I am impressed with. First of all, the fact that such an organization, teaching sustainable housing skills and doing it in areas... more »

  Christopher B M. wrote:

The Annual Pittsburgh Garbage Olympics has run for 5 years now. Starting with 5 neighborhoods competing to see who can pick up the most amount of trash, we've grown into over half the neighborhoods in Pittsburgh last year. We're so appreciative of all... more »

  Stimpy wrote:

River of Hope has an inspiring master plan of not only providing immediate help with affordable housing, but with a long-term vision of self-sufficiency. They want to help people with housing, job and career skills training, and general self-esteem foundations.... more »

  Andy P. wrote:

Mount Grace's members are educated, motivated, and friendly. Their dedication to conserve and reclaim is unmatched. more »

  monique1 wrote:

the Kennett Township Land Trust has been very successful in preserving open space in our township. They have created several nature corridors and walking preserves that have increased the quality of life of our area. more »

  azoologist wrote:

The Agricultural-Natural Resources Trust is a dedicated, hard-working organization that focuses on connecting the Agricultural community to the natural resource community through conservation of agricultural and/or sensitive natural resource lands that... more »

  openspace07480 wrote:

The Land Conservancy of NJ is a dynamic and dedicated team of individuals, who work with the utmost professionalism and inspiring success rate. I have personally been involved, have seen their staff in action with my own eyes, and would be happy to partner... more »

  Kara Weld wrote:

As a past board member, current member and corporate supporter, I KNOW that my contributions to AW are helping rivers and access to rivers in the best possible way. I have personally seen how hard the small staff works and how much they care about their... more »

  vorrei wrote:

GRLT is a wonderful organization doing important work. Most or all of the people involved in the organization are a real pleasure to know and to deal with. I wholeheartedly support their work. I do however have a couple of suggestions. 1. I know... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Dionis wrote:

This Land Trust has done an incredible job ensuring natural and historic vistas of scenic and environmental importance are forever preserved, many members of the public bike run and walk in and around these beautiful preserved properties. I am truly... more »

  Shannon D. wrote:

I have worked the amazing people at Growing Home for a few years now on their annual gala and I cannot say enough good things about them. Their model, farms, and training program are all amazing. Beyond that is their amazing group of talented, passionate... 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 »

  254lafayette wrote:

It appears guidestar has the incorrect name, it should be the Pacific Aviation Museum. The website they have linked here is also incorrect, www.pacificaviationmuseum.org. The tax returns shown by guidestar are those of the Pacific Aviation Museum. more »

  skohlmann wrote:

A wonderful effective and committed non-profit! LLTT is firmly rooted within the community and provides important services to the ccommunities of northern CA, such as rails-to-trails, historic preservation of the railroad heritage, events (marathon,... 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 »

  Conservation wrote:

NJCF is the most influential land trust in NJ. Virtually every other group in the state comes to NJCF for help/advice when structuring land deals, stewardship, legal issues, or advocacy. NJCF has helped preserve over 120,000 acres of farm and open space,... more »

  hutchrk wrote:

Recognized for its collaborative and innovative efforts The Alachua Conservation Trust (ACT), a small Florida land trust that took a chance and advocated successfully for a county tax bond referendum, was selected by the Land Trust... more »

  jbartos wrote:

The Galveston Bay Foundation has been very effective over the years in bringing various user groups together to work for the benefit of the bay. That is not always easy, but it has resulted in success in opposing permits that would adversely affect the... more »

  getsome wrote:

ONDA is dedicated to restoring the Oregon High Desert to its "pristine condition", however they fail to give due consideration to the residents of this beautiful land. ONDA fails to realize that thousands of people live and work in the High Desert of... more »

  Loves_Animals wrote:

Bad neighbor. They seem to not preserve land as much as they develop it or use it for their own gain. I have suffered property damage from people visiting one of their "preserves" coming on to my property. A friendly request for a "private" sign was not... more »

  Daphne2 wrote:

Wood River Land Trust is an exceptional organization that protects land and restores wildlife habitat in the Wood River Valley, Idaho and surrounding areas. They are a leader in the community, partnering with and helping other organizations. I highly... 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 »

  crabber1 wrote:

I had a very good overall experience serving a board member of ESLC for 7 years. I g knowledge of purchase easements, donated easements and estate planning as it relates to to the family farm. I also learned the value of land use planning and policy. 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 »

  hiker wrote:

I was interested in this organization when I heard about their mission, but very disappointed to find out they spend 86% of donations in direct salary to the founder. I will not contribute to organizations like this. more »

  pauldurren wrote:

This organization is making a difference in the public health of Iowa in a number of ways. First, by helping young farmers gain access to land to grow healthful food. Second, buy using sustainable methods of farming, it is sequestering carbon and helping... more »

  njbenesi wrote:

I've been a Board Member and volunteer with SGMRC for 15 years. We provide 'social capital' for the San Gabriel River watershed, implementing projects that benefit the public--for example, I'm Lead for a Waterless (no water once established) research... more »

  jjbeans wrote:

Every person involved with this nonprofit has a great big heart and is happy to share the passion with everyone else. This group is made of people who all humbly and deeply care about one of the last intact ecosystems in the lower 48.This is a... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Green Spaces Alliance of South... more »

  Bruce33 wrote:

I got interested in the PVPLC when they helped restore an abandoned 100 acre parcel at White Point Nature Preserve, just a few blocks from my house. They provide amazing opportunities for me as a volunteer. I got to remove invasive weeds, plant native... more »

  JNorman wrote:

I volunteered for this land trust which holds conservation easements in Anne Arundel County, and I was so impressed with the quiet, efficient job they do to preserve land in perpetuity, I joined the Board of Directors. They operate with donated office... 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 »

  GHoag wrote:

This is one of the most accomplished and impactful land trusts in the nation. They were one of the first to become nationally Accredited for demonstrating the highest standards of good governance, ethical practice, and transparancy in their land transactions,... more »

  aidan wrote:

SCCi does an amazing job of minimal impact management of the preserves. They protect caves through preserving the land around the entrances while educating the public on the importance of caves to their surrounding ecosystems and the effects they have... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

North Salem Open Land Foundation is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means North Salem Open Land Foundation meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.North Salem Open Land Foundation has... more »

  Jim Brown wrote:

I have worked with Five Valleys Land Trust for many years as a Board Member and Audubon Society partner. It has been rewarding and even exciting to see how their capable, dedicated and enthusiastic staff makes conservation of natural resources a reality... more »

  TetonValleyGirl wrote:

East Idaho is so lucky to have the Land Trust helping to keep our lands from being overdeveloped and the area as beautiful as possible. Please consider them when donating your time or money. more »

  pimento wrote:

The Natural Land Institute (NLI) is a very effective agency in our area. Not only does NLI partner with the Winnebago County Forest Preserve and other agencies to help identify and preserve important natural areas and open lands, NLI also holds conservation... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  outdoors wrote:

The members of the Sunflower Land Trust harass surrounding landowners and threaten them.There are a lot more reputable trust out there.Don't use this one. more »

  A5Montana wrote:

Yellowstone River Parks Association does an incredible job of preserving, conserving and protecting the Yellowstone River environment. I feel so very grateful for their presence and work. Whether at Norm's Island, Two Moon or Dover Park, I am always... more »

  Jason Goodman wrote:

They have little respect for donor privacy. I rarely make any type of donation that is not anonymous. After I moved to Georgia, I find myself using parts of the A.T. for day hikes and some weekend backpacking. I figured I'd donate to the conservancy... more »

  desertsall wrote:

the wildlands conservancy [twc] is a most worthy nonprofit that accomplishes huge goals with a small administative staff. it's dual mission of land conservation and public education has excellent marks of achievement. not only do they own and... more »

  WendyKedz wrote:

French Creek Valley Conservancy is a growing organization focused on protecting land in the French Creek Watershed in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Protection involves keeping land open to the public for recreation as well as education to promote land management... more »

  kbudd3030 wrote:

This organization has done an incredible job of conserving land in Tinicum Township and just beyond its borders. It has an excellent staff of 1 full time executive director and 2 parttime. A huge share of the work is done by volunteers, in particular... more »

  t244 wrote:

Roaring Fork Conservancy does great work to bring a variety of interests together to look after the watershed. I know they do some very technical work behind the scenes that is starting to make a difference and appreciate the fact they are not quick to... more »

  jessicamiconi wrote:

I love the AV Conservancy. Everyone involved in the organization is fabulous. The Conservancy does so much for the local community. They educate the community on the local flora and fauna.Their annual bike ride is sure to get the blood pumping! They hold... more »

  preservation wrote:

I continue to donate to this organization each year because they produce results. I have met most of the staff members, and they strike me as very motivated to achieve the organization's goals. They do excellent work with what seems to be a low overhead... 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 »

  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 »

  PutandNannie Brown wrote:

The Granby Land Trust's motto, "Preserving Granby's Natural Heritage," tells in a few words what the organization does. Its mission is compelling and, since its founding in 1972, it has enjoyed remarkable success in setting aside wildlife corridors,... more »

  JAS2013 wrote:

Like a plant without water, if I go any length of time without enjoying the natural surroundings of my own backyard, I too, feel like I will wither away. The beauty of the natural surroundings in Santa Barbara County is largely do to the work of nonprofits... more »

  Gregg4 wrote:

Kingston Land Trust is special. It is an urban land trust in a Mid-Hudson city that is seeing a great resurgence thanks to its environmental setting, affordability for artists, and innovative entrepreneurs who are moving here at a pace. What do we focus... more »

  MJHIKER wrote:

The mission of Deserts To Forests is brilliant. I've been concerned about climate changes for years . Finally this non-profit is stepping up and implementing some good solutions for handling this. I will be following and supporting Deserts To Forests! more »

  ghiutgmailcom wrote:

The Alliance is wonderful! I learned many valuable skills for my future career including a renewed appreciation for land conservation. more »

  Fran wrote:

We are proud to be donors to the High Sierra Rural Alliance. The motto of this grass roots organization is “Be Happy; Stay Rural” – a motto that is suggested by the spirit of the General Plan for Sierra and Plumas Counties. These counties have... more »

  jayf wrote:

Over the last 40 years, I have been involved with numerous nonprofit organizations. Never have I found a more passionate board and staff that inspires participation and donation. more »

  leahgentrycleaning2 wrote:

FNPS provides education on the value of planting native. In Florida in particular, this is an important tool in keeping our environment clean and diverse, and in teaching the principles of right place/right plant with the end effect of keeping water... more »

  Wally E. wrote:

I first heard of Saratoga PLAN (Preserving Land and Nature) while I was working at another nonprofit in Albany, so I knew it was doing good work. After I moved to Saratoga Springs I became a volunteer and a donor as well as a recipient of its services.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  jabs wrote:

Shasta Land Trust helps to preserve wild lands and farms in the greater Shasta Cascade region. They are a well-established pillar of the local conservation movement, and engage the public with a highly successful series of Wildways events, unique and... more »

  greenjoanie wrote:

The Trust for Public Land is a nonprofit that saves land from development by purchasing it and then turning it over to national or state parklands for conservation and enjoyment by the public. A number of good organizations do this, but I feel TPL gets... more »

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  Chris Buchbinder wrote:

Sustainable Conservation has a long history of high marks for our financial strength and ability to maximize donations. Our successful track record includes six consecutive years of top honors from Charity Navigator. Only 3% of nonprofits nationwide have... more »

  dianesamglasgow wrote:

Such energetic leaders here! Thanks to Tenn Green, enjoy Cummins Falls, Grassy Cove, and so many more Tennessee treasures! ~Diane in Cookeville TN more »

  Wende wrote:

I really appreciate that The Land Conservancy protects outdoor places for wildlife and places for people to hike, play and raise food. Their work benefits everyone in the community - including businesses and tourists - with a tangible outcome. Anyone... more »

  Goparks wrote:

I spend many of my mornings enjoying the park. Thank you! more »

  12ssamjjones wrote:

This organization does an outstanding job of saving land that makes western North Carolina such a great place. We've been very impressed. more »

  Ed__7 wrote:

When I first volunteered we were picking prairie seeds for a restoration project. The Prairie Enthusiast helped me with my 5 acre prairie restoration and now I help others with theirs. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

La Plata Open Space Conservancy became an accredited land trust February 2024, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means La Plata Open Space Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places... more »

  DTSmernoff wrote:

I attended a planting day in downtown Redwood City. What a lovely morning, the two staff members present were very knowledgable and engaging. They carefully demonstrated how to plant, why the native plants were important and what the site had looked like... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Land Trust of North Alabama is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Land Trust of North Alabama meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Land Trust of North Alabama has demonstrated to... 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:

Kennebec Land Trust became an accredited land trust in August 2018, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Kennebec Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Captina Conservancy became an accredited land trust in February 2022, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Captina Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Winchester Land Trust became an accredited land trust in August 2018, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Winchester Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »

  dk_gnp wrote:

Save the Waves does an incredible job of supporting coastal conservation with a focus on the surf zone. They have a myriad of programs focused on keeping existing beaches from development or exploitation and recently released a mobile app that allows... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Monmouth Conservation Foundation is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Monmouth Conservation Foundation meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Monmouth Conservation Foundation has... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Virginia Eastern Shore Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Virginia Eastern Shore Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Virginia Eastern Shore Land Trust... 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 »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  anonymous_00238972 wrote:

The "mission" to provide "job training" does not seem to be happening on the ground. On paper, this organization looks great, and many continue to spout the same rhetoric as is marketed on the website. However, if you ask the longer-term participants... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Rancocas Conservancy became an accredited land trust in February 2022, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Rancocas Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever.... more »