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Conservation Programs in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Conservation Programs sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Otsego County Conservation Association
Otsego County Conservation is an environmental services company based out of 7207 State Highway 80, Cooperstown, NY, United States.
11 to 50 staff
Pennsylvania Master Naturalist
Pennsylvania Master Naturalist is a statewide partnership initiative that aims to connect people with their local ecosystems through intensive natural science training and local conservation service work.
1 to 10 staff
Poudre Valley Community Farms
Connecting local food producers to affordable farmland in Northern Colorado
1 to 10 staff
Savenature.Org
Since 1988, SaveNature.Org has focused efforts on protecting entire ecosystems and natural communities through innovative conservation strategies and public education. SaveNature.Org supports biologically diverse habitats worldwide by fostering awareness and raising funds through various programs, including: Adopt an Acre, Adopt a Reef, Conservation Meters, Nature Academy, and the Insect Discovery Lab. We collaborate with schools, libraries, universities, zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens, natural history museums, science centers, businesses, and corporations to safeguard wildlife and preserve nature for future generations. Together, we work to inspire global stewardship and ensure the survival of critical ecosystems. To date, SaveNature.Org has reached over 80 million children and adults through partnerships with 150 institutions and 2,700 schools across the United States. These efforts have raised more than $4.7 million to protect wildlife and habitats in 11 countries, preserving the plants, animals, and communities that embody Earth's rich biodiversity. SaveNature.Org has received much recognition, including the World Wildlife Fund’s Conservation Award, the National Environmental Awards Council’s Certificate of Environmental Achievement, Congressional Recognition from the United States Congress, and the Outstanding Contribution to Conservation honor from The Nature Conservancy. Our work has been featured in prominent publications such as Newsweek, National Geographic, Time, Scholastic News, and National Geographic Kids, as well as television programs including Bay Area Backroads, Evening Magazine, and View From the Bay. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, SaveNature.Org is committed to inspiring action to save nature.
11 to 50 staff
Sebago Clean Waters
Sebago Clean Waters conserves forests to protect water quality, community well-being, a vibrant economy, and fish and wildlife habitat in the Sebago region. Our collaborative is engaging individuals, communities, and businesses in protecting 25 percent more acres) of the Sebago Lake watershed in the next 15 years. Our work is critical to keeping Maine’s largest drinking water supply clean and protecting the many other benefits Sebago Lake’s forested watershed provides.
1 to 10 staff
The Creature Conservancy
The Creature Conservancy is a non-profit wildlife education organization in Ann Arbor, Michigan. At The Creature Conservancy, we strive to educate people of all ages about wildlife, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation that encourages a stronger commitment to environmental protection. Our mission is simple: “Conservation Through Education.”
11 to 50 staff
Urban Paradise Guild
Our mission is to re-create native habitats in the Urban areas of Miami-Dade County, and to promote sustainable models for healthy living that safeguard, enhance and integrate the human and natural worlds for the benefit of both.
1 to 10 staff
Beaver Creek Wetlands Association
Our Mission: The Beaver Creek Wetlands Association preserves and restores our endangered wetland habitat through conservation, stewardship, education and public access.
1 to 10 staff
Blackland Prairie Raptor Center
Blackland Prairie Raptor Center is dedicated to environmental preservation through public education and the conservation of birds of prey and wildlife in their natural habitat. Named after the tallgrass prairie that once covered more than 23,500 square miles of Texas from the Red River to San Antonio, Blackland Prairie Raptor Center is a rehabilitation and conservation education organization, specializing in fostering better public understanding of the relationship between birds of prey and healthy ecosystems. BPRC is state and federally licensed: Texas Parks and Wildlife permit #: REH-0715-124 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service permit #: MB138982 In August 2004, Blackland Prairie Raptor Center was incorporated as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization with a small but determined group of individuals and a common goal – to create a place where the people of North Texas could learn, experience and appreciate birds of prey and understand their importance in the environment as a whole. We began by building appropriate caging for 8 non-releasable raptors and the use of an existing shed on a Board members property approximately 70 miles northeast of Dallas. We offered educational presentations to schools, festivals, camps and environmental groups as well as anyone else interested in learning about raptors, reaching more than people in the first year. BPRC signed a lease in 2007 with the US Army Corps of Engineers to use Brockdale Park on Lavon Lake to build our future. The vision was to build a facility for our education raptors, a clinic for raptor rehabilitation and a permanent education building open to the public on this 66-acre park. Through donation of time and money, we've grown our center into one of the top raptor centers in the country, taking in over 700 admissions a year.
1 to 10 staff
Capital Rc&d
The Capital Resource Conservation and Development (RC & D) Area Council is a locally led nonprofit that creates partnerships of citizens, businesses, agencies, and organizations in its seven county area to enhance the quality of life for those who live and work here. Serving South Central Pennsylvania in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, and York counties, Capital RC & D promotes the wise use and conservation of our natural and community resources.
11 to 50 staff
Citizens For Conservation
Citizens for Conservation (CFC) is a volunteer-based nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the natural environment that once covered northeastern Illinois. CFC is based in Barrington, Illinois where we diligently work to restore and maintain over 747 acres across 14 separate nearby locations.
1 to 10 staff
Friends Of The White River
Friends Of The White River Inc is a nonprofit organization management company based out of Indianapolis, Indiana, United States.
1 to 10 staff
Jackson Soil & Water Conservation District
We are a soil and water conservation district serving Jackson County, Oregon. We support residents in managing their natural resources by providing technical assistance, financial assistance, education, outreach, and monitoring. Our areas of specialty are: water quality, water conservation, forest health, soil health, and riparian health.
1 to 10 staff
Johnson County Conservation
Johnson County Conservation Board Vision: The Vision of the Johnson County Conservation Board and Staff is a county where all citizens have access to natural areas, conservation/environmental education, and recreation opportunities; where the natural resources of the county are enhanced and protected; where conservation areas are restored and maintained at the highest standard, are safe, and sustain our mission of land conservation; and where this vision is accomplished through partnerships with various entities, interest groups, and individuals. Johnson County Conservation Board Mission: The Mission of the Johnson County Conservation Board is to improve the quality of natural resources and native species for Johnson County residents through programs emphasizing conservation of natural resources, conservation education, and natural resource based recreation.
11 to 50 staff
Maui Nui Marine Resource Council
Founded in 2007, Maui Nui Marine Resource Council is a respected nonprofit organization recognized for our ability to work in partnership with the community toward our vision of clean ocean water, healthy coral reefs and thriving native fish for the islands of Maui Nui. We bring together a broad base of the community to create lasting solutions to the most challenging problems impacting our near shore ocean environments. Many problems facing local reefs originate on land, which is why our projects and programs work from mountains (mauka) to sea (makai).We work with current scientific data to ensure that the solutions we create are science based and effective.
1 to 10 staff
Northern Jaguar Project Inc
Our mission is to preserve and recover the world’s northernmost population of the jaguar, its unique natural habitats, and native wildlife under its protection as a flagship, keystone, and umbrella species.
1 to 10 staff
Passaic River Coalition
Passaic River Coalition is a non-profit organization based out of 330 Speedwell Ave, Morristown, New Jersey, United States. The Passaic River Coalition (PRC) was launched in 1969 to address flooding issues in the Passaic River Basin of northern New Jersey. In fifty-five years, that focus has never changed, but we now address many additional environmental resource issues in the Passaic River Basin. We assist municipalities, non-profit organizations, neighborhood associations, individuals, and diverse communities in urban, suburban and rural areas. These initiatives underscore the importance of public education, outreach, advocacy, and volunteer involvement to address critical environmental issues affecting natural resources, health and quality of life in the Passaic River Basin. The Passaic River Coalition believes that a healthy, just and economically sound society requires protection of water resources and proper attention to how people are affected by these resources.
1 to 10 staff
People And Carnivores
We protect, reconnect, and restore large carnivore populations in the Northern Rockies by working with the region’s people to prevent human-carnivore conflicts. When wolves, bears, and big cats get into into conflicts with people or their property, they often end up dead. We work with landowners, tribes, managers, and community groups to design and implement tools to prevent deadly encounters, keeping people safe and carnivores wild.
1 to 10 staff
Pike County Conservation District
Our Mission Pike County Conservation District (PCCD) is committed to the long-term protection and sustainable use of Pike County's natural resources. We accomplish this through partnership, education, technical assistance, planning, enforcement, and leadership. History PCCD was created by the Pike County Commissioners in 1956 and is a legal subdivision of state government. The District is governed by a Board of Directors who meet monthly to help plan programs, guide staff, and coordinate efforts which provide conservation assistance and education in Pike County. District staff provide technical assistance for residents on natural resource and watershed conservation, groundwater protection, grant writing, and program administration.
1 to 10 staff
Upper Salinas - Las Tablas Resource Conservation District
People depend on soil, water, air, plants, and animals to survive. These natural resources provide our communities with food, shelter, clothing, economies, and recreation. The Upper Salinas-Las Tablas Resource Conservation District (US-LT RCD) provides technical assistance, education and resources to help agricultural, rural and urban communities preserve these natural elements while supporting robust land productivity. Serving North San Luis Obispo County including portions of Monterey and Kern Counties since 1951, the US-LT RCD is a non-regulatory organization. The RCD has established an assortment of services and programs to serve the need of every land manager in our region. Farmers, ranchers, and residents rely upon the RCD for entire project navigation – from planning to design, permitting to installation – we provide the continuum of technical assistance needed to get the job done.
1 to 10 staff
Berkeley County Farmland Protection Board
BERKELEY COUNTY FARMLAND PROTECTION BOARD is a government administration company based out of PO BOX 1243, MARTINSBURG, West Virginia, United States.
1 to 10 staff
Chippewa Luce Mackinac Conservation District
The Chippewa Luce Mackinac Conservation District (CLMCD) is local unit of State government with a mandate to assist private landowners with their conservation needs. CLMCD covers all of Chippewa, Luce, and Mackinac Counties in Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula. CLMCD is the largest Conservation District in the State by landmass and has the shorelines of 3 of the Great Lakes (Superior, Huron, Michigan) as well as the St. Mary's River which also acts as the international Boarder with Ontario, Canada. CLMCD provides natural resources conservation technical assistance, programs, education, and services to all landowners but focuses their efforts in several key areas including: Agriculture, Forestry, Water Stewardship, Invasive Species, Habitat, Recreation, and Education/Outreach.
1 to 10 staff
Conservation Through Poverty Alleviation International
Conservation through Poverty Alleviation International (CPALI) is a US-based 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to a community-centered approach to conservation. We support locally led nature-based innovations that strengthen community and nature resilience. Learn about our programs at CPALI.org. Our nature-positive textiles are produced by farmers and artisans in rural Madagascar and marketed under the brand, Tanana Madagascar. Find out more at TananaSilk.com.
1 to 10 staff
Csu Salazar Center For North American Conservation
The Salazar Center sparks conservation innovation and action to secure a thriving future for North America’s lands, waters and the life they support. We are committed to connecting and uplifting people across the continent in their efforts to conserve the lands and waters that they depend upon and love. Guided by the vision of Ken Salazar—former US Secretary of Interior, US Senator, and Colorado Attorney General—we marshal human resources and ingenuity to create common ground and connectivity across wildlands, rural communities, and urban centers. Our efforts catalyze 21st-century conservation thinking and doing by-Convening great thinkers from across disciplines, sectors, and the continent-Investing in compelling ideas, projects, partnerships, and people-Amplifying tools, tactics, and stories to enrich and expand the field.
1 to 10 staff
