Find Natural Resources Conservation & Protection Nonprofits and Charities

  Lovenatureone1 wrote:

Great organization! Very fair and not corrupted group that does great projects to save endangered species and protect rainforest! I really enjoyed the fact they really work closely with local communities. more »

  haljespersen wrote:

I have been a donor to the Civil War Trust since 2004, making major annual contributions as well as responding to individual campaigns to save land at important battlefields. It is one of the two major charities that I contribute to consistently. Given... more »

  Ci D. wrote:

I'm absolutely horrified that Environmental Defense Fund is pushing the "smart meter" roll out. Horrified. Terrified. I have always been a fan and supporter of this organization in the past. I am still struggling to believe how they could support... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an organization which offers me lots of opportunities to send emails in support of environmental causes, which is something I like to do because if enough of us do so, it is proven to make a difference. more »

  chrisgarner00 wrote:

I've attended a talk presented about the research they are conducting, and since then kept up on it through their blog. It's incredibly inspiring. I shop in their online store and send them regular donations. I think they are doing amazing work! more »

  PTKGHS wrote:

For the past two years we have been developing a national science education and outreach project, supported by both NSF and NASA. POLAR-PALOOZA will have reached 25 communities by Spring 2009, sharing the latest research at Earth's poles and its implications... more »

  puckster1224 wrote:

I have been a member of the Board of FSNP for a number of years. FSNP is a supporting organization for a spectacular national park surrounding Tucson, Arizona. It raises money to fund educational programs for disadvantaged youngers in Pima County, Arizona... more »

  sunnyB wrote:

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

  artavitia wrote:

Amazing organization making a dollar go a very long way. 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 »

  elliemcn wrote:

What an amazing organization! It is filled with so many incredible, passionate and dedicated people that are truly inspiring. Despite being a small organization, they have a truly GLOBAL reach and impact. The number of people that have heard their radio... more »

  lauriekipp wrote:

This is a phenomenal group to work with. Providing educational opportunities and community outreach to people, this organization exceeds all expectations. It is serious work to bring attention to our fragile ecosystem and they hit the mark. Fishinars,... more »

  mink-frog wrote:

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

  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 »

  cobbhamcharade wrote:

What an amazing contribution Reef Ball Foundation makes to people, communities, nature and the future! To arrive and see the devastation caused by man to both the undersea and coastal areas. To see the joining together of natives and volunteers from... more »

  catherine.m.martineau wrote:

When Canopy first joined California ReLeaf, in the mid 1990's, we immediately benefited tangibly from the various programs offered such as access to a network of urban forestry nonprofits for advice and best practices, excellent newsletters and conferences,... more »

  Christine Sculati wrote:

On March 10, 2011 I attended a presentation by Zara McDonald, Founder and Executive Director of Felidae Conservation Fund, on the Bay Area Puma Project. The talk was organized by the San Francisco Naturalists Society. I was eager to attend this... more »

  johann wrote:

I have most recently been involved in IAHV Haiti youth corp project. They are doing amazing work building individuals from the inside out, then giving them the skill that they need. I think this organization is doing great work on very little money. more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  kgalexandridis wrote:

The Sea Save foundation introduced me to the depths of the ocean, both in a literal and metaphorical sense. As a high school student, I had the opportunity to participate in two leadership expeditions. I went on these trips to learn to scuba dive and... more »

  Birgit wrote:

"The IS FOUNDATION aims to empower, educate and collaborate with people and projects to positively impact the planet and its creatures." quote from http://www.isfoundation.com/about-foundation Please take your time and read about the charity's mission... more »

  Ecology4Kids wrote:

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

  jessica12 wrote:

I first learned about Sky Island Alliance as an undergrad in college. I was looking for a class project combining my interest in wildlife research and photography. Over coffee I met with two SIA staff, Mike and Sergio, to talk about my ideas, and we... more »

  AlexEarl wrote:

I believe in grassroots and direct action conservation that is inclusive of local people and empowers them to be part of the solution. Big Life represents all of this and so much more. I could not be prouder to be a donor. I encourage anyone who cares... more »

  kelly8 wrote:

This company goes out of its way to help people in need, not to mention helps keeps useable items out of our landfills. more »

  BruceBeehler wrote:

The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is the leading bird conservation organization for the Western Hemisphere--focusing projects on the US & Canada, Central America, and the Andes of South America. Many years ago I served on ABC's board and saw, first-hand,... 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 »

  ecorob wrote:

As a professional ecologist and advocate for biological diversity, I rely on and desperately need good quality data when commenting on federal and state proposals that could negatively impact the environment and species of concern. NatureServe is the... more »

  jakea23 wrote:

ELAW is an amazing place! That work that is being done here is truly inspiring. I have volunteered with ELAW since fall '09. Everyone that works there has been wonderful, and there is always meaningful work that needs to do be done for volunteers.I would... more »

  NWsupporter wrote:

I first learned about World Neighbors 11 years ago, when I met its CEO and board chair at a conference in Washington DC. I was amazed to learn that it was then 46 years old because it was clearly doing important and effective international development... more »

  Robin Lee wrote:

Friendly Water is doing great work in the world providing education to communities in how to create clean water with biosand water filters, and teaching good health and sanitation practices. Their approach focuses on creating sustainable micro businesses... more »

  stephenmtoman wrote:

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

  Writer wrote:

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

  paulclarkesongs wrote:

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

  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 »

  arp wrote:

It would be impossible to see this natural wonder and learn about bat conservation and NOT BECOME A SUPPORTER. Honestly, for those of us that think of tigers and polar bears when we think of wildlife--this nonprofit will teach you just how terribly much... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been on Biosphere Expeditions projects as a journalist and I can confidently say that they are amongst the best out there. They take good care of you, the work you do is worthwhile and their achievements in wildlife conservation all over the world... more »

  Kasimie wrote:

Mehiel Foundation has helped our community immensely last year by sponsoring the building of a new school which over time will help hundreds of pupils get the education they deserve. more »

  R and D wrote:

My wife,Darlene, & I enrollrd in the classes not knowing what could be done but knowing something should & had to be done. The wide aspects of CBF's functions opened many ways to "give back".Both of us are retired and have the time to man the booths and... more »

  Jason915 wrote:

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

  DIvya Weed wrote:

I was working in Karuna Society for Animals & Nature for several years, and was continually impressed with their complete dedication to the cause of rescuing, treating and caring for the animals. Everyone goes above and beyond the call of duty. Their... more »

  ReneS wrote:

Great place! Always has something for the art/crafty person! 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 »

  Corrina G. wrote:

The dedication and commitment of SERES' staff never fails to take my breath away. They are an incredible team of local leaders and knowledge brokers working tirelessly for a better future for Central America. I am especially excited by what the future... more »

  skankin22jax wrote:

I became a member after watching the movie, the 11th Hour, a documentary by Leonardo Dicaprio. WWF had nothing to do with this film, but that film opened my eyes to what's going on in this world. I did some research and wanted to try and help and WWF... 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 »

  m353 wrote:

Located just south of Tumwater WA. from Old Highway 99, Wolf Haven International is a goal oriented, working for wolf conservation organization, with hard working, dedicated staff and volunteers. Founded in 1982 as a non profit organization, Wolf Haven... 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 »

  GlennD wrote:

The Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge (MNWR) is a hidden treasure in our own backyards, and the Friends of MNWR is such an important part of making it sustainable and accessible for generations of Cape Cod residents and visitors to enjoy forever. more »

  J Simmons wrote:

Every animal at Noah's Ark has a story. If you know them, you will know that the work they do there is phenomenal. They provide a forever home for exotic animals that have been abused, neglected, sick or just not wanted. The habitats for their animals... 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 »

  Simak wrote:

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

  eva3 wrote:

My experience at EcoLogic has been great. I have seen how EcoLogic has helped poor rural communities in Central America and Mexico become environmental stewards and how this has also contributed to improve many of these people's living conditions. I... more »

  Cut46 wrote:

Thank you for the opportunity to share my observations on the Lowell Parks and Conservation Trust. The Executive Director and members of the staff and Board of Directors are dedicated and proactive in all that they do in and for the city of Lowell. ... more »

  Janet K. wrote:

I have been taking our children to the Aquarium for several years now. We recently renewed our membership, and I was so pleased and excited to see how much it has grown this year! The wide variety of animals has grown, as has the facility, but the "personal... more »

  judy-gehrig wrote:

I believe on putting my money and/or my time where my mouth is. Because of that, I support this group by donating money when I can, by signing their petitions, and by spreading the word of their good works. Plain and simple: sea turtles need our help. more »

  EdSheehanJr wrote:

The Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, PA has done a masterful job in preserving the memories of the 40 heroes aboard United Flight 93. The courage and determination displayed by those brave people is captured and presented in a most... more »

  mobileUser373462 wrote:

Conejos Clean Water brings community together through their Valleybound Garden, engages area youth in outdoor recreation, stands up against fracking (even in court), and remains committed to serving the communities of the San Luis Valley. more »

  marielle wrote:

I'm impressed with the membership's passion and dedication. This is an organization of committed, intelligent youth trying to make a brighter more sustainable future. The organization is 100% youth run, 100% volunteer based. We have members... more »

  yaffa wrote:

The Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue organization is dedicated to saving injured and orphaned animals that share our urban environment. Some do not know this, but we in the Bay Area live among a variety of wildlife. For example, deer. Yggdrasil recently... more »

  Ann-Marie B. wrote:

River Network has been the best support and training we could ask for as a local watershed organization. more »

  amagansue wrote:

Groundswell Charleston is a grassroots homeowners group. We formed after three years of successive major flooding events in the city of Charleston, SC. A2, formerly Higher Ground, has supported our efforts all along. Its quarterly virtual meetings with... more »

  simpona-fotsy wrote:

I have been very impressed with the growth of CPALI over the years. This is probably no surprise to people familiar with it's founder, Dr. Cay Craig, a brilliant scientist in her own right. She has worked tirelessly in difficult conditions to help local... more »

  sherwinkaplan wrote:

I have been a supporter of IFED for about 13 years and an active volunteer (since I retired) for the last three. I love two main things about the organization. First, the niche it fills. Larger non-profits or governmental entities provide the physical... more »

  Maegan L. wrote:

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

  Chris volunteers wrote:

I first volunteered with Conservation VIP in 2007, when I joined their volunteer trail maintenance group to Torres del Paine National Park in the Patagonia region of Chile. It was everything I had hoped for and more. I had a lot of fun with the other... more »

  crazyjim wrote:

At last, an advocacy group that does something real and assertive with donations by directly taking action against despoilers of the world's oceans and wildlife. Where many environmental groups continue the tired practice of asking governments and businesses... 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 »

  Stefer1215 wrote:

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

  billpoehler wrote:

Heal the Ocean is doing exactly that -"healing the ocean". They have become a wonderful voice to all those who enjoy our beautiful oceans by drawing attention to the many ways we can help heal the water. Starting with a major household septic system to... more »

  libbyaa wrote:

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

  duffy.jamul wrote:

This little non-profit with a big reach benefits local school-age children, citizen scientists and stewards of San Diego County's diverse public lands. Field science and environmental education are offered to elementary school students, while adults can... more »

  simi wrote:

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

  Sabrina13 wrote:

In a world where there are so many great organizations to give to, I have settled on a few that helps me grow as a person as well as helping our society think globally and act locally. The training and education that Citizens Climate Education provides... more »

  ryan5 wrote:

Ecosa was a great learning environment for me. I knew I needed to learn more about sustainable design in-between undergraduate and graduate school, and this was the perfect fit for me. I am certain that the studio project was a big reason on why I was... 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 »

  Carole R. wrote:

This organization is doing so much to get the word out about local and community events. more »

  david57 wrote:

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

  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 »

  Annerad wrote:

My family started diving in Saba in 2013 and we heard about Sea and Learn early on. For many years now, we have made a point of visiting the island during the time that Sea and Learn is being presented and we have found the lectures both interesting and... more »

  Kimberly M.6 wrote:

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

  Glory M. wrote:

I started volunteering with Tampa Bay Watch in 1993 and have seen great improvements in the waters of the Tampa Bay estuaries. Their hard work and dedication to the restoration effort has paid off, but the challenges seem to never end. I enjoy being... 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 »

  Ocean Lover wrote:

The Marine Mammal Care Center is a wonderful place to visit. They do amazing work and the staff are so caring. The volunteer docents are so knowledgeable and passionate about the MMCC and make the visit a pleasant and educational experience. It is definitely... more »

  mxebmama wrote:

They continue to work in the legal and policy arena and have the visibility and means (although dwindling quickly) to raise consciousness and promote action. more »

  peterwhiteunc wrote:

The Center for Plant Conservation is meeting the challenge of plant conservation in the US by creating a network of botanical gardens with the expertise and facilities to assess field populations, restore habitats, reintroduce rare species to the wild,... more »

  amertz wrote:

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

  GaryATL wrote:

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

  madwal wrote:

NOCO wildlife center is an amazing place to volunteer. They provided me with an endless amount of learning opportunities to gain skills and experience in the rehabilitation field. They truly care about every single one of their animals and strive for... more »

  amymarquis wrote:

It's been a long time since I worked with Bruce and Jane-- the summer of '08, I think? But I have such fond memories from my time with them. I was one of the reporters on NRDC's Yellowstone grizzlies media trip. Bruce flew us over the park early one... more »

  Nancy41 wrote:

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

  chouse5925 wrote:

Kings of the Springs offers community education on water conservation and holds waterway cleanups that make a big impact in local environments. My experience volunteering with their Rainbow River cleanup made me want to get even more involved because... more »

  beck1 wrote:

I don't know why this organization has no reviews, but they're heroes. They are the only organization I know of who has been with the American Wild Horses through it all, even as the situation becomes more and more dire. I wish they had more publicity.... more »

  natebosch wrote:

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

  cymbling wrote:

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

  phillymomwhocares wrote:

Gathers a great deal of grant money and sees only a tiny percentage of it bring about projects, the rest goes to staff especially it's lead. Spends a great deal of time seeking favorable press coverage of staff but does an extremely poor job educating... more »

  Marie34 wrote:

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

  pnwlover wrote:

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

  mandi-q wrote:

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

  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 »

  Barbara wrote:

We were so glad to have Sarah Egolf speak at the F. E. Warren AFB Women's History Month Tea. Many people commented on how interesting her talk was to them and that they were very enlightened by her speech. Sarah is indeed a very knowledgeable and personable... more »

  Jane Kammerzelt wrote:

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

  Happy Parent wrote:

I volunteered with Connecticut Audubon Society's CANE program in Fairfield and went through the training session and then teaching the children. What a great experience for me and the children! The training was great and I felt so good that I was able... more »

  BonitaBelle wrote:

Aglantis is the realization of a utopian dream of turning waste products and waste land into a Garden of Eden which provides fresh, nutritious produce for poor and hungry people. It is 21st century alchemy which turns lead into gold. It has been a privilege... more »

  RyanLLynch wrote:

Third Millennium Alliance has done incredibly good job expanding their conservation mission of protecting the threatened forests of coastal Ecuador via their Jama-Coaque Reserve. Their hard work, wise use of revenue, and community involvement ensure they... more »

  CL90 wrote:

I was an intern last summer. I am fortunate to have seen such a progressive non profit organization that also invests greatly in their people and their development. Engaged employees can only achieve better conservation results - and these people get... more »

  Katrina wrote:

I recently joined the National Audubon Society for the first time. I support their mission and consider them a worthwhile organization to support. However, upon becoming a member I have been inundated, literally inundated, with solicitations from other... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

These folks are the consummate professionals. They not only care deeply and work hard on issues that matter to Colorado and the planet, but they also build important and diverse relationships within the community. Anyone volunteering, donating or working... more »

  MaryBarnstable wrote:

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

  Steven Garman wrote:

I have been a Lighthawk volunteer pilot for over 10 yrs. I have very limited resources for donating to non-profit organizations. The single most effective donation I can make is to support Lighthawk by flying volunteer missions. I donate my plane,... 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 »

  oakotter314 wrote:

The Western Watersheds Project has single handedly revolutionized the way America's public lands are being managed by the governmental agencies responsible for protecting them. Agencies like the Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service have traditionally... more »

  love1 wrote:

This organization provides volunteers with very worthwhile projects in neighborhoods and schools. Every time I volunteer they provide the training I need to do a good job. I've learned a lot about what it takes to make sure trees are planted correctly. more »

  volunteercenter wrote:

As the volunteer center for Genesee County we are happy to refer volunteers to the Flint River Watershed Coalition. The clean up of the Flint River is critical as are efforts to monitor the health of the river and stop people from dumping pollutants into... more »

  rail1 wrote:

NCC's board and volunteers are very committed, passionate and accessible. I've worked with them on their walking stick class held during past 12 months. Everyone (very diverse ages, skills, and backgrounds) had fun while working and learning. All questions... more »

  tctuna wrote:

Because of the hard work of the Sportfishing the 2010 California Game Warden Stamp can now be purchased for $5 at DFG regional and licensing offices. The inaugural stamp is a decal which can be proudly displayed to show your support for the work wardens... more »

  kristinamckean wrote:

Excellent organization dedicated to working tirelessly for Lek's organization in Thailand. I have had such an amazing experience with Trunks Up and so impressed by their amazing work. They are professional and excellent to work with. more »

  volunteerx33 wrote:

It is amazing what this small intentional community can do. Maybe it is because of a lot of help from people with so-called disabilities as well as others, and an emphasis on a wholesome life of service. Raising biodynamic food, helping with neighborhood... more »

  Jenny116 wrote:

Ecoagriculture Partners is a fantastic organization that punches far above its weight in terms of impact. They have influenced global dialogues and heavyweight policymakers to think in terms of landscapes, while also maintaining a commitment to farmers... more »

  gibo wrote:

I've worked with interns overseen by Environment for the Americas for two years in a row and it has been a positive experience all around. EFTA does a lot to support both the interns and program partners, making the whole process simple and rewarding. more »

  aasun wrote:

Zootopia is great! Lots of great programs and opportunities for kids and families to learn about how easy and fun it is to REALLY make a difference in the world. The programs are focused on wildlife and eco-education and include live animals for hands-on... 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 »

  laura.zaks wrote:

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

  bubbat wrote:

I have known Dr. Caryn Self-Sullivan for a number of years as she performed her doctoral research on manatees in Belize. Caryn also started a number of years ago a fine organization, Sirenian International, which brought outreach and awareness of sirenian... 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 »

  Tim Marriott wrote:

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

  jennfm wrote:

This fantastic organization brings clean, environmentally friendly solar energy to disadvantaged communities to help power schools, health clinics, agricultural projects, and villages in third-world nations around the globe. I am amazed at what they... more »

  peter2 wrote:

I've been a member of FTA for 17 years and have enjoyed my membership thoroughly. I have been on FTA sponsored activities and have lead some myself - both are great fun. The FTA strives to make the Florida National Scenic Trail a premier trail with... more »

  SamGeil wrote:

Since its inception, the International Green Industry Hall of Fame has received over 300 nominations from the general public and inducted 78 individuals and organizations. Nominations are free and open the global community. IGIHOF is 100% volunteered... 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 »

  denny2boys wrote:

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

  travelbug wrote:

Consistently excellent theater. Well directed and produced plays with great actors ,sets,lighting. I am a season subscriber and normally see 5 plays a season. Recently saw "The Vertical Hour". It was a bit long and "talky" but I found it thought provoking... more »

  Beth34 wrote:

The Rock Creek Extreme Cleanup is fabulous! Hundreds of people come out, and I love being part of an effort that makes a difference right here in the Washington area. It's easy to get discouraged, but Rock Creek Conservancy makes me feel part of a wonderful... more »

  SJH1990 wrote:

A real leader on environmental advocacy. They get things done at the State House on the most pressing issue of our time! more »

  Writer wrote:

All of the employees, whether based overseas or at their headquarters office are 100% dedicated to the mission. The staff is committed to engaging with the communities in which they work. They truly listen to their stakeholders and apply the advice they... more »

  friend of KWC wrote:

I have worked with KWC for the past 11 years and have found it to be one of the most fun experiences I have ever had. Run entirely through dedicated volunteers. more »

  liaDJ wrote:

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

  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 »

  ANITA wrote:

I'm so proud of COMMON GROUND FOR CONSERVATION, I BEEN LEAVING IN MIAMI FLORIDA FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS, AND IS THE FIRST TIME THAT I SEE AN ORGANIZATION REALLY CONCERN ABOUT THE WATER WE DRINK EVERY DAY ,THE AIR WE BREATH,BUT TO TEACH EVERYONE REGARDLESS... more »

  peebles wrote:

As a young hunter and angler, I appreciate what this organization stands for in advocating for better management of our public lands and waters. They're well organized on the state/chapter and federal levels by educating outdoor enthusiasts and shedding... more »

  teeg wrote:

I couldn't be more proud or excited about the way that Recycled Fish has grown in the past 7 years. It's gone from being my personal vision to something that is so much bigger than myself. Over 11,000 people from all 50 States and over 20 countries... more »

  ludinac wrote:

Very Passionate and knowledgeable founders, they are a delight to engage with ! 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 »

  JulieLamy wrote:

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

  timfuller wrote:

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

  zoquetero wrote:

This Foundation is a group of highly motivated, charismatic and pro-active individuals who enjoy telling the story of the Cowboy (Vaquero), where they came from, how they lived and where they called home. The Foundation is dedicated to preserving this... more »

  TariG wrote:

Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation (OTF) is the most amazing outdoor adventure curriculum available to students, teachers and schools anywhere. The curriculum is standard based and aligned and OTF has specialized equipment to help teachers deliver a quality... more »

  richard1996 wrote:

As a lifelong Washingtonian, I'm immensely impressed that an organization can effectively encourage transatlantic dialogue while also being keenly aware of the needs of the local communities and spaces around it. An organization with breadth and depth... 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 »

  k-lee wrote:

This is one of my favorite charities. The work they do to save the wild lands for the largest predators in North America is invaluable to preserving not just an individual species but an entire ecosystem. more »

  Kevin wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of this organization. Their mission for land preservation and historic preservation in Bucks County is very important to the community and the environment. The preservation of our agricultural resources is so important to... 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 »

  Claire G.4 wrote:

The dogs were so well behaved and trained. We found a lot of devil weed on our survey. The owners were also very in sync with their dogs and communicated well throughout the whole survey 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 »

  amanda wrote:

I have only been involved with VIRC&D for a short period of time but I have found them always at the ready to assist in anyway possible. Their employees are always trying to help in anyway they can whether that is getting you in touch with the right people... more »

  fieldworking wrote:

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

  Juanita L.1 wrote:

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

  narwal23 wrote:

MORAES is doing great work in promoting environmental stewardship. You can help them with sea turtle monitoring, beach clean ups and so much more. They are also engaged in some really fascinating research. 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 »

  Adda wrote:

Osa Conservation is a truly wonderful organization run by an enthusiastic and dedicated staff. Their commitment to learning about and protecting the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica is inspiring! more »

  interestedparty wrote:

I have been a member of the National Trust for Historic Presenvation for a number of years and have become very dismayed with the management of the organization. From the review of the most recent tax form it appears that this organization spends too... more »

  MicheleFrazier wrote:

River Legacy Parks & the River Legacy Nature Center in Arlington, Tx is a wonderful location to get outside and enjoy the wild. The Nature Cemter has exhibits and activites year round as well as school programs for all ages. The Parks have miles of paved... more »

  robbyboyer wrote:

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

  ktaubert wrote:

Has accomplished more without paid staff and less money than most organizations with far greater income and personnel. Dedicated volunteers representing a variety of professional disciplines. more »

  Julie49 wrote:

Having been involved with Sunburst Unlimited and Gardens From Garbage for several years now it still amazes me how much we have changed, how much we have changed peoples thinking, how much we are growing and how much there still is to do! Having just... more »

  Khogan wrote:

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

  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 »

  laura15 wrote:

This organization came out of personal committment to the environment, economic challenges and the health and well-being in a deeply challenged region. The way funds and resources ae maximized - for instance - the smallest donations bring clean drinkng... more »

  ecomama wrote:

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

  GoodFish13 wrote:

A wonderful organization actively involved in solving complex environmental issues. Dedicated to protecting and preserving native fish, wildlife and their habitats though science that works!! more »