Find Water Resources Wetlands Conservation & Management Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  kimw wrote:

This is a test review not counted for campaign, but to determine how to send onto others. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Carole R. wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »