Find Water Resources Wetlands Conservation & Management Nonprofits and Charities

  SSKK wrote:

At present, I am working as Director of Shikshan Ane Samaj Kalyan Kendra. Mostly all my services are in rural in slum areas, which are neglected by the people. My tries to use local resources in field of work as far as possible for smooth implementation... more »

  edenssong wrote:

We at Eden's Song have worked with SMI for 7 years now and are amazed at all they have accomplished for the people of Uganda! Each year has brought a new and exciting element to their outreach from providing well water to the community to a medical clinic,... more »

  lanran wrote:

No one in Southern California makes our coastal waters safer for marine wildlife by reducing dangerous man-made marine debris from vital habitat than ODA. Focusing on the professional removal of abandoned & derelict commercial fishing gear that poses... more »

  Pat Landowska wrote:

I've been involved with Wells Bring Hope (WBH) for over a year now, and it has been a very rewarding experience in every way. WBH mission is to save lives by providing safe, drinking water to people who are deprived of this elementary necessity - people... more »

  HPayne wrote:

I have followed the success and growth of Well Aware since the first began implementing projects in 2010. I have admired their high standards for ethical fundraising and management, as well as how they have created programs that truly honor and empower... more »

  max10 wrote:

There are really so many water-related organizations out there. You've got Charity:Water, Blood:Water, Water.org, and many many others. All of them, of course, do fantastic work. The reason I would recommend The Water Project specifically is this: The... more »

  carlajrobinson wrote:

I have volunteered with this small-but-mighty organization for many years and am very proud to be associated with them. It makes my heart glad to see an organization run by genuine people who truly care about people (half way around the world!) who are... more »

  Jason Galipeau wrote:

Lake Champlain International, Inc. is the only organization I have been involved with that makes significant strides in giving young anglers the opportunity to enjoy the same fishing heritage I've enjoyed. The organization has an extremely dedicated... 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 »

  dzinndzinn wrote:

Staying power for the long term. Visited the Hosanna Public Library constructed with SIGNIFICANT local contributions on the grounds of the local Elementary School. This is truly an amazing feat -- it shows that the parents support the project and really... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Cheryl 33133 wrote:

MY company gave 1500 dollars to the Biscayne Bay Foundation and they are an amazing organization unlike other organization. They do exactly what they say they are going to do. My son who lives in South Carolina has been stuggling for years so I like... more »

  Tim H. wrote:

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

  Jason915 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  Janice M. R. wrote:

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

  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 »

  gaspring9 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Manatee Center for over 20 years. I have learned about manatees & other creatures and their environments through the personnel who were employed or came to teach at the Manatee Center. It is a wonderful place to pass on... 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 »

  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 »

  fvaldesp wrote:

International Rivers leads the fight for people, rivers and ecosystems everywhere. They supply documents and advice that are very valuable for river defenders everywhere. more »

  jennifer28 wrote:

ORI is an institute that I am proud to associate myself with . Their work is tireless, and selfless. TRhay really know how to pinch a penny to get as much good work done as possible.:) more »

  Veronica22 wrote:

While looking for volunteer work, I came across a number of similar groups, CRESLI was the first to respond with a detailed email clearly indicating what would be expected of the volunteers. I have been a volunteer for a few years now, and have... 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 »

  Jeanne Segal wrote:

My elementary-aged children are inspired and deeply connected to children in Niger who lack water. This life-lesson in compassion and action for my children is the result of their school's work with Arianne Kirtely and Amman Imman. Through inventive fundraisers... more »

  Darshan C P. wrote:

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

  KimHordijk wrote:

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

  chris1234567809 wrote:

With water shortages becoming more prevalent in developing areas, it has become crucial to find real-world solutions to these issues. Pacific Institute has already helped reduce water stress in low-income communities and has become a key part of leading... 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 »

  Carole R. wrote:

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

  Nalini Mishra wrote:

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

  Heather55 wrote:

A Spring Of Hope is an award-winning organization....for a good reason! This group changes peoples lives - thousands of people! It all started with a girl who had a dream and the inspiration and love behind A Spring Of Hope is truley a blessing to society.... more »

  Jorge6 wrote:

Project AWARE is our international non-profit of choice. We donate $ 10 per dive certification we issue because their projects and philosophy are just right. We highly recommend project aware to anyone interested in a worldwide, accountable non profit... more »

  Beth105 wrote:

Love the Savannah RiverKeeper and all they do for this area. We are lucky to have them take care of our rivers. 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 »

  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 »

  lpnative wrote:

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

  kimw wrote:

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  varna wrote:

Full circle is a non-profitable organisation sitiuated in Bangalore. It is efficiently serving since 10 years in karnataka and working in the field of education,environment,employment and society at most to bring it up well. the main objective of the... more »

  LauraPayne wrote:

AGL does great work around the Great Lakes, protecting and conserving this huge natural resource. Very well run and thoughtful organization! more »

  axweiner wrote:

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

  dan wrote:

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

  Valerie21 wrote:

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

  Joan44 wrote:

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

  mehrlich wrote:

Clean Lakes Alliance is a fantastic organization. They do wonderful work to reduce phosphorus in the Yahara Watershed and to engage citizens in the effort to clean up the lakes. As a volunteer, I have seen firsthand the impact this organization has on... more »

  moirapmccarthy wrote:

Miami Water Keeper is an amazing organization that’s helping to save the environment at incredible rates! 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 »

  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 »

  russ-cohen wrote:

Kerry Mackin is a (if not the) leading voice speaking up for the need to reduce the adverse impact of human activities that alter streamflow patterns and volumes, not only in the Ipswich River system (which has unfortunately served as the "poster child"... 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 »

  EmpoweringEmpathy wrote:

I speak to dozens of non profit leaders every year, and Zachery is truly leading the charge from a place of caring at Development Alert.They are seeking partnerships and working with community to solve problems, and that's what honest development... 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 »

  Mufaddal T. wrote:

I am happy to be a part of IYFS, The team which is looking for new things to be implement in the society keeping hygiene and plantation in minds. It is really valuable being a part with Appalla Reddy sir, Harsha Vardhanan and many more... more »

  handcompass wrote:

The Ohio Environmental Council is the premier environmental organization for the state, because it brings together so many different people and groups to insure the health of Ohio and its environment. This 40-year old group is well-respected by foundations,... 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 »

  Mulligan130 wrote:

Sturgeon City at Riverworks is a growing non-profit. They have set programs available, but they are also willing to customize programs to fit a group's needs. The facilty is easily walked by all ages. Experiences can range from learning about aquaculture... 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 »

  XylemANZ2024 wrote:

Xylem Inc. has partnered with Planet Water for many years helping to provide and install Aqua Towers to provide safe, clean drinking water to communities who lack access to this basic human right. The Planet Water Program not only provides access to safe... more »

  nmoring wrote:

I became aware of the work of the Potomac Riverkeeper through one of their Board members. She gave a moving speech about the importance of clean water. more »

  superfun wrote:

Colorado Open Lands is a powerhouse in conservation! more »

  WindNot wrote:

Having worked with the WSC Board for two years, I have been amazed what by what this totally volunteer organization has been able to accomplish in effecting changes to promote the return of wild steelhead stocks in the NW. They have been receptive to... more »

  sandra wrote:

RedBird PowWow , The Powwow it very inspirational, The location is in an open field, drummers,dancers and the MC's is very traditional. The only thing I would change is that the MC give more information on the different dancers, Many Non-native are in... more »

  TJREY wrote:

I have known of this organization since it’s inception. Good people, wonderful, humanitarian aid, and well worth supporting! They do amazing things for both the vets and the people they serve. more »

  tim8 wrote:

For more than twenty years now, the Arroyo Seco Foundation has been championing the protection and enhancement of one of Southern California's environmental gems, the Arroyo Seco canyon and watershed. ASF had made the Arroyo an living laboratory and... more »

  clari wrote:

Volunteering for Kindness for the World has been a great experience. Helping kids improve their education and meet personal goals is incredibly satisfying. Kindness for the World believe in matching volunteers with tasks that meet individual skills and... more »

  pookie21 wrote:

World Wide Water is amazing. They provided water to my family when we had none. more »

  desertwillow wrote:

I'm always impressed with the amazing work that can come out of an all-volunteer organization, and this group is no exception. "Staffed" with an incredibly knowledgeable, active and resilient board, this group is equally big on advocacy and education.... more »

  Bryan J.1 wrote:

With the help of this non profit it helped raise $1000.00 for victims of hurricane Irma in the community and has adopted a mile to help keep it's community clean. It has reached out to seek input to fellow divers and non diver to restore and maintain... more »

  Chasidy H. wrote:

Emerald Coastkeeper, the northwest Florida member of Waterkeeper Alliance is one of the few non-profits in this region actively working to protect and improve water quality with a long history of providing a voice for local waterways! ECK is a grass roots... more »

  dirtdiva wrote:

The Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute is my most cherished local nonprofit. Their work is so diverse. From planting trees near a local wetland and educating children about climate change to organizing a reused plate project or donating bikes... more »

  surfer girl wrote:

I was a Volunteer and treated very poorly as well. They take money from the Plastics industry while trying to ban plastic bags more »

  Jennifer F.4 wrote:

The Friends of Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve are dedicated to protecting one of the few remaining natural areas in the South Bay. We are a small, local organization that provides for the upkeep of the preserve, makes any improvements, and and educates... 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 »

  Mathenge wrote:

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

  Emilie wrote:

While I'm not personally someone who subscribes to the more-radical tactics of GreenPeace -- and I really can't stand their endless clipboarding-on-the-sidewalk strategies -- the end result of their work is always attention-getting and, therefore, priceless. They... more »

  dtmacias wrote:

My wife and I spent a wonderful day walking the conservancy for about 3 hours in the morning. We were able wonder at our own pace, which was good because it was my wife's first time to experience the sight. There was as always plenty to take in and photography.... more »

  OceanRehab wrote:

The Ocean Rehab Initiative Board of Directors wanted to thank you for reviewing our cause and projects. Because of the generous support Ocean Rehab received for the Long Term Florida Reef Project in 2011 we were able to celebrate several victories and... more »

  mwk wrote:

I chose to work with blueEnergy because of their commitment to real, positive change over the long haul. blueEnergy provides sustainable electricity to rural populations that would otherwise rely entirely on candles and diesel generators, but they are... more »

  YCTA wrote:

How many non profits can say that they have helped stop a massive toll road project that was proposed to run right through one of the most historic surf spots in So. Cal? Now, they are rallying the members to speak out against more offshore gas and oil... 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 »

  denisehurt wrote:

I feel like I've grown along with the MRWC. I started out just wanting to have a group to paddle with - people who knew were to get on the river and where to get off. I've since learned there is much more to the group and have become involved by trying... more »

  sandpiperberry wrote:

When I first moved to the area, I discovered the wildlife and uniqueness of the Gaviota Coast and immediately drawn to protect it. Through a GCC film event and field trips, I was able to learn about the past history, the ecosystem, herbs, soil preservation,... more »

  JMDonor wrote:

My favorite memory from Bolivia takes place in front of a small adobe hut in the Alti Plano, surrounded by villagers celebrating their new community well and waterlines. A simple concrete stand has been lavishly decorated with a traditional shawl, hat... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Blue River Watershed Association (BRWA) has impacted so many youth and adults in the greater Kansas City Metropolitan area. My son and I love the outreach environmental activities each year and can't think of a more wonderful non-profit in Kansas... more »

  iopuyrtq wrote:

My family has been involved with ANS for years, and so I started volunteering with them last year. I always have fun there and I'm always learning something new. more »

  UsFromMT wrote:

Greater Yellowstone Coalition has wasted millions of dollars of donor money on building themselves excessively expensive facilities at $278.00 per sq ft (their published figure, see Bozeman Chronicle article) and then leasing a solar system that will... more »

  Pat Arthur wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Ducks Unlimited for many years and have held numerous positions, both as a "worker bee" and in a leadership role. I started volunteering when I saw that the funds that were used for conservation programs have always made up... 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 »

  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 »

  naturesource wrote:

What can you say about an organization that formed nearly thirty years ago a a grassroots, bottom-up group to get state legislation passed to protect its rivers and then kept at it by being a watchdog and steward. This organization represents its members... more »

  Syed Jamil Ahmed wrote:

Never heard of them until I saw one of their Hifz videos and contacted them on facebook about their EIN and registration details. When they provided all that information (which I also noticed later in the bottom of their website I started asking questions... more »

  Whaleguy wrote:

I am a proud co-founder of this amazing organization, as well as an active Board Member and Lead Educator! In the past 9 years, DARLING CETACEANS has done more than anyone thought it could, and on a very limited budget. It has educated children & adults... more »

  kenbonerigo wrote:

As one of the original supporters of Charleston Waterkeeper who attended the meetings that led to their eventual affiliation with the Waterkeeper Alliance I have followed the organizations progress closely. Although promising at first after several years... more »

  malcolmbennett101 wrote:

I have been a boat captain at the Conservancy for just over 4 years and the only Englishman (I think) amongst the Boat Captains I am privilaged to be able to pass on to all the guests who take the trip the wonders of this part of the World which are truely... more »

  mike4lax wrote:

I have visited Sails Angels several times so far this year. The child I mentor and I have had wonderful times with Tom Lewis and one of his volunteers, Amanda. Tom clearly has a wealth of knowledge about the river and nature in general, as well as a... 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 »

  bcw96 wrote:

I was first introduced to James River Basin Partnership as an elementary school student when they came to my school for a watershed festival, and I have stayed engaged as a volunteer and member ever since! They do remarkable work across the watershed... more »

  david43 wrote:

As a resident of coastal Georgia for twenty years, I had long been aware of the work done by the Center for a Sustainable Coast in promoting the health of Georgia’s coastal ecosystems. However, it was not until I became deeply involved in a coastal... more »

  theJunkman wrote:

From my first volunteer trip with SPLASH in 2009 until now I have been hooked on all that SPLASH accomplishes! They are one of the only grass roots environmental groups with boots on the ground! Their perseverance and stewardship of our bays and wetlands... more »

  sludge wrote:

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

  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 »

  mike-schaefer wrote:

OK, as a board member, I'm admittedly biased. But there are some great reasons I support PFPS, and I hope others will join their voices to our efforts to save - and restore - Puget Sound. First: the marine life in Puget Sound is unbelievable. As... more »

  paddleboarder wrote:

I've watched the JMMF from the sidelines for a few years and finally got involved this summer. This group is one of the amazing ones out there. In the memory of lifeguard, surfer, and surf instructor, Jimmy Miller, the JMMF has made it's mission to... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing nonprofit that is really making a change. Have met some amazing lifetime friends and will be there every year! more »

  Go_Husky_Football wrote:

Do NOT donate to these folks if you are looking to support environmental conservation. They are a conservative property rights group that operates under the guise of environmentalism in order to roadblock projects to cultivate native shellfish species... more »

  BHAM wrote:

NSEA scams the public by pulling heartstrings to get people to donate them money, when their money is ill-spent or wasted altogether. Their instream projects frequently upset landowners through their ineffectiveness and sometimes even pose physical hazards... 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 »

  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 »

  rina wrote:

At the day camp, there were plenty of young ones eager to get outside and explore ther natural surroundings. RCP had all sorts of tools ready for just that. D-nets, kick nets, little nets, all different types of containers and identification cards were... more »

  Kathy U. wrote:

Hackensack Riverkeeper has almost single-handedly changed the discussion about the way that the Hackensack and Passaic Rivers are treated in northern New Jersey. This organization does invaluable work in educating this densely populated area about 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 »

  PowerCWater wrote:

Highly effective and professional organization supporting clean water for all. more »

  Mauireview wrote:

To my understanding, after reviewing and working for this organization my opinion is that majority of the money in this organization is funneled away to pay the CEO and Founder large salaries, to promote there tourism snorkel business, and to expand and... 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 »

  Lee Riley wrote:

Every time I visit the National Aquarium with my family, we see a new animal, learn a new fact, enjoy a new interaction, and reinforce our collective believe that there is a greater power in our universe. The Aquarium is one of the few remaining public... more »

  Dick Israel wrote:

Excellent and efficient non-prof. World-wide work on preserving oceanic life. Thoroughly deserving. more »

  Magnolia12 wrote:

Beware, spear-headed by a group of California environmentalist and transplants from other states. They want to bring in more people to Magnolia from Houston and other area's and of course when you bring in more people you will also bring in crime, drugs... more »

  AlanDickman wrote:

I'm new to this organization, having been elected to the Board less than one year ago. I am impressed by the hard work and efficiency of the staff, and the way that the board members eagerly volunteer time to assist on the ground, in the office, or behind... more »

  Kevin Paulson wrote:

Great organization doing good work for Waterfowl, Wetlands, Prairie Pothole Protection and strong leadership on the ALUS program in Canada all of which leads to healthier duck numbers and healthier wildlife. more »

  utahalaska wrote:

This nonforprofit pays an unexperienced ED to accomplish very little. Cash better allocated to other causes. Former donor. 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 »

  Kristina G. Fisher wrote:

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

  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 »

  Zoe wrote:

I found this international nonprofit after seeing all the wonderful work that had been done to preserve coral reefs in Hawaii and wanting to take a greater part in supporting initiatives of this sort. The Coral Reef Alliance team were very helpful in... 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 »

  arizona-sunshine-tours wrote:

My first encounter was a Hummingbird Banding session at the San Pedro House in SE Arizona. The experience was simply incredible with the volunteers and their operation. The level of skill, care and dedication of the group to it's efforts and it's mission... more »

  ansharma wrote:

Aqwalife is a Pittsburgh-based charity that aims to solve water crises worldwide. In my time with the org, I have been impressed with the team's capacity for technical and charitable contributions to communities in Pittsburgh, India, Haiti, Rwanda, Ethiopia... 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 »

  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 »

  omerbaror4 wrote:

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  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 »

  Riverguy wrote:

For the past 25 years Friends of the Rouge has led hundreds of thousands of volunters to the Rouge River to remove trash, open log jams and improve the environment during its annual Rouge Rescue event. While Rouge Rescue is the organization's signature... more »

  UNforest wrote:

The work Friends of the Lower Blue River is doing is forward looking and important for our community. Our climate director, Tom Koehler, is doing extensive studies on the soil in the lower blue river valley, and educating the ranchers and homeowners in... more »

  bigpelicanfan wrote:

Following the terrible oil spill in the Gulf I felt an obligation to try to mitigate the effects of this ecological disaster with my humble contributions, however tiny in comparison they may be. So I set out to focus my efforts on a local organization... more »

  sharon wrote:

The Charles River Watershed Association (CRWA) is an amazingly effective organization that has worked hard for more then 40 years to clean up the most important river in eastern Massachusetts, the Charles. The organization is lean and mean, using the... more »

  riparia1 wrote:

The SRCAF has been working hard for over ten years to create a cooperative environment for habitat restoration along the Sacramento River that does not adversely effect neighboring landowners or local communities. They have developed a Good Neighbor... more »

  hucavanagh wrote:

Having done both their "Fellowship program" and helped coordinate that same program, I have come to believe Community Water Solution's impact and sustainability lies in its institutional commitment to innovation and creative responses to what seems like... more »

  jboniste wrote:

The staff was extremely helpful with all questions that we had and knowledgeable as well. We look forward to possibly utilizing their Coral Camp in the future; it definitely sounds like a wonderful thing to do with children. more »

  cdkane wrote:

i've been volunteering here for the past 8 months and love it; the cause couldn't be any better and everyone in the organization has the same goal in mind come and join us - you won't be sorry 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 »

  bearcreekcommunitycharterschool wrote:

EPCAMR presented a program for our youth group on the effects of anthracite mining in Northeastern Pennsylvania, including mine drainage. The program concluded with a discussion on how the iron oxide can be adapted to modern uses, such as deck stain,... more »

  ksd8531 wrote:

The Buffalo Niagara region is so luck to have Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper because they are the guardians of our region's fresh water. Through their hard work they are connecting Western New York communities to our water, and more important they are teaching... 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 »

  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 »

  Philanthropy wrote:

The Cove is an excellent documentary. In reviewing 2007 Form 990, I was surprised that Executive Director Louie Psihoyos received compensation of $189,583, which was 15.22% of Total Expenses. That compensation is high relative to Total Expenses. 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 »

  Mary wrote:

RiverTree has taken hundreds of people of all ages on canoe trips down the San Joaquin River, all FOR FREE! We don't charge a dime for anything. We take families, church groups, groups of friends, office co-workers, grade school, elementary school, high... more »

  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 »

  Kathy Blaha wrote:

The Center for Watershed Protection is doing terrific work putting cutting edge technical assistance in the hands of state and local government managers regarding stormwater management and watershed protection. With their national reputation for excellence... more »

  Clara W. wrote:

I joined the League 16 years ago and haven't looked back since. I became interested in the mission of the League because I was concerned with our environment and how badly man was screwing it up. This office is the National Headquarters for the League.... more »

  Dale Peterson wrote:

http://www.livinglandsandwaters.org/ Living Lands & Waters is a 501 (c) (3) environmental organization established by Chad Pregracke in 1998 and headquartered in East Moline, Illinois. Programs that Living Lands & Waters conduct are: Community... more »

  karo wrote:

I began donating to the River Parkway Trust 12 years ago when I first walked my dog along the multi-purpose trail they established that runs through Woodward Park and has access to the San Joaquin River. Since then, I've watched rapid urban growth in... more »

  VA__ wrote:

As one of Rhode Island's largest and foremost environmental organizations, Save The Bay and its work involving Narragansett Bay has succeeded in fostering a sense of community and stewardship around New England's largest estuary -- at least for this volunteer.... 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 »

  Amy Bix wrote:

First became familiar with this group upon visiting their facility in Wisconsin - beautifully maintained and run, and wonderful chance to see and appreciate these gorgeous and interesting birds. The most important thing is that this group works both... 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 »

  flos wrote:

I have traveled to to this area of Jamaica many times over the past 30 years. The poverty and needs of the people is striking. I have stayed at the villa which is the basis for the charity. It is lovely. Well maintained, spacious and sitting in the... more »

  s-grove wrote:

For a young nonprofit, The Society For Ocean Sciences has done amazing work. They have done educational programs for diverse groups of students - environmental science magnet programs, black high school and middle school students, and PreKindergartens.... more »

  WetlandsWatch wrote:

The Watsonville Wetlands Watch is the only agency of its kind dedicated to the restoration and preservation of one of the last remaining freshwater wetlands systems on the coast of California! I am so impressed with what it is able to achieve with its... 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 »

  cjaggard wrote:

The IFR continues to fight for sustainable fisheries and environmentally sound water policy. A devoted staff ensures that projects are followed through with, in order to achieve lasting results. more »

  leahl wrote:

The springs in San Marcos that are the headwaters of the San Marcos River are vital to the life and health of our community. There are a number of species whose presence pose a risk to the environment in and around the springs. Attempting to keep the... more »

  Edinabob wrote:

Balsam Branch Partnership develops and maintains the trail system for hiking, snowshoeing, and Nordic skiing for use by the entire community. They do a super job, and are extremely frugal and efficient in the use of their funds, relying largely on volunteer... more »

  nobrauch wrote:

Great organization protecting the lakes. Awesome board! more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  effietree wrote:

An exceptional organization with clear goals that undoubtedly has a positive impact on the local environment and economy around Bay County. Their efforts to create reef habitats could easily be the best I've seen in my experience. As part of their surveys... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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