g3 the green gardens group llc

G3, the Green Gardens Group is devoted to educating homeowners, design professionals, and the local community in the latest eco-restorative landscape techniques and promoting the principles of low-impact development through both public policy and community action. Our focus is on changing the paradigm of the beautiful landscape from the water and resource-guzzling gardens of today to the climate- and place-appropriate sustainable ideal of tomorrow. Our principals and associates have significant experience designing, installing, and stewarding sustainable gardens that not only meet the “attainable sustainable” criteria established by G3, but also are aesthetically appealing. G3 offers programs for Homeowners, Landscape Professionals, Non-government Organizations, Environmental Groups, Local Governments and City Agencies. and Water Districts.

Dive For A Cause Inc.

Dive For A Cause Inc. was created by one man's dream to restore and maintain the waters so that everyone can enjoy the marine life. This Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Organization is based out of Dunedin, Florida and is made up of individuals from all walks of life with one goal in mind: Clean, Restore, and Maintain trash free waters, and clean beaches. We hope to raise awareness about marine life as well as restore the gulf coast by diving the ocean floors, cleaning debris, and building artificial reefs.

be Waste Wise

Dialogue – Leadership – Change: Using 21st century tools to bridge the waste solutions expertise gap worldwide. be Waste Wise is a simple idea: Use 21st century tools to share expertise globally, opening up high-quality, leading edge thinking to those who have not had access to this expertise, while also eliminating the environmental and financial costs of global conferences. Waste Wise will conduct online video panels with experts from across the waste spectrum using Google+ Hangouts, broadcast them live, and then publish content for ready use by decision makers, policy analysts, experts and advocates.

Cascade Forest Conservancy (formerly Gifford Pinchot Task Force)

Our Mission: We protect and sustain forests, streams, wildlife, and communities in the heart of the Cascades through conservation, education, and advocacy. Our Vision: Our vision is one of a forest where wild places remain to capture our imaginations and allow native wildlife to thrive. Pristine mountain streams rush through this healthy forest, supporting people and native fish populations. The heart of this place, the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, is biologically diverse and resilient in the face of climate change; its resources are sustainable, supporting local communities and recreation. We are stewards of this landscape, working to safeguard the beauty and wonders of Washington’s South Cascades for our children and future generations. Our Values: • We value thriving biological diversity, which supports the high quality of life in the Pacific Northwest. It is embodied by abundant native fish and wildlife populations, fully functioning forest ecosystems, clean water, and inspiring outdoor experiences. • We support applying the best available science to managing forests and watersheds. We work toward a forest ecosystem that is sustainable and resilient to the effects of climate change. • We believe in connecting people to nature by engaging them in conservation science and policymaking, and introducing them to the unique and beautiful places of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. • Collaboration with local community members, government, and others is our preferred approach to addressing conservation issues. • We have a responsibility to use the financial resources entrusted to us efficiently and carefully as we work to protect our natural resources.

Arundel Rivers Federation

To protect, preserve, restore and celebrate the South River and its interdependent living community. Protect means to value and respect the natural environment, including the river and the living resources that depend upon it. The Federation believes that the River is a privilege for all to enjoy and that as inhabitants of the land that ultimately determines the health of the River, we have an obligation to be good stewards of the River. In carrying out this duty to protect, the Federation reviews land use plans, advocates for strong laws and regulations and identifies and stops sources of pollution. Preserve means to retain the natural features of the watershed that are currently vibrant and healthy, such as forests and wetlands that play important water quality and habitat functions. Restore means to return the river to good health. This includes turning muddy water clear, reducing pollutants that have a negative impact on water quality, and improving conditions in the river that enable fish, river grass and other natural vegetation to thrive. Celebrate means to enjoy the river as a place for sport and recreation, a calm place to get away to, and an opportunity to connect with nature.