Natuur Instituut

The Nature Institute is a strong partner for city-councils in the provence of North-Holland. They give effective underlayment for infrastructural projects which matches high values of flora and fauna. The scientific group of the foundation comes up with quick scans, professionel jurisdinction advise or mediation with social groups. The foundation itself is contract-treasureholder of a couple of hundred hectare Ecological High Structure and provides volunteers and social groups to their projects.

Zamin_e_Farda NGO

Zamin_e_Farda is an Iranian Environmental Non-Governmental Organization that tries to save the Earth.

Geogia Lakes Society, Inc.

Georgia Lakes Society (GLS) is a non-profit organization promoting the understanding, enjoyment and protection of lakes, reservoirs and their watersheds. Membership in GLS is open to anyone with interest in lakes, and includes both professionals and interested citizens. Lake Management is key to protecting Georgia's lakes. The Alliance of Lake Homeowners is an organization within GLS, addressing issues specifically for those living around private lakes. GLS helps citizens learn to monitor their lakes using the Adopt A Lake program. GLS partners with GA Adopt A Stream Program which works with streams, rivers, wetlands, estuaries and lakes to bring the lake monitoring to citizens. The objectives of the Society are to: * Provide a forum for sharing of information and experiences on scientific, administrative, legal, and financial aspects of lake, wetland, and watershed management. * Foster the development of local lake and wetland restoration and protection programs in accordance with appropriate management strategies and techniques. * Encourage the development of local, state, and national programs, policies and legislation promoting lake, wetland, and watershed management. * Encourage the cooperation and interaction of organizations, agencies, units of government, and individuals concerned with lake, wetland, and watershed improvement and protection.

Easy Treesie

Our aim is to plant a tree with Ireland's 1M school children and their communities in collaboration with local authorities and other supporters. We work together with Organisations to create tailored Corporate Social Responsibility outings and events throughout Ireland. We work with all types of businesses including small to medium enterprises, tidy towns groups and multi national organisations. Our target is to plant 1 million trees by 2023. You can also donate to the charity here - https://crann.ie/support-cranns-work-with-a-donation/

Center For Wildlife

Center for Wildlife's mission is to build a sustainable future for wildlife and their habitats by providing medical care and treatment to injured and orphaned wild animals, and environmental education programs for the public. Each year, we treat 1,900 injured and orphaned animals in our medical clinic, with the goal of releasing them back into the wild. Our non-releasable and permanently disabled animal ambassadors, along with our Project Wild certified educators also reach more than 10,000 people annually through our environmental education programs. Center for Wildlife also hosts a Wildlife Assistance Hotline, providing guidance to more than 15,000 people annually on how to coexist with local wildlife, and promote their survival and wellbeing. Center for Wildlife offers a competitive internship program to 30 college students and young professionals each year in the fields of wildlife ecology, biology, pre-vet science, environmental science, and the like, as well as three full-time seasonal Medical Clinic Apprenticeships. With only seven full-time paid staff, we rely on 80+ volunteers to bring our mission to life. We receive no state or federal funding for this work. 70% of Center for Wildlife's revenue comes from donations from the public; 10% from grants and family foundations; 10% from business sponsorships, and 10% from environmental education program fees.