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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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Lodi Sandhill Crane Association
Lodi Sandhill Crane Association is a premier non-profit promoting awareness and understanding for the migratory sandhill cranes that visit the California deltas along the Pacific Flyway.
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Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation, Inc
The Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation, Inc.(MHHF) is a service-oriented organization of volunteers who are passionate about Missouri's hunting history. MHHF introduces youth to an outdoor way of life featuring our hunting tradition, the shooting sports and the enjoyment of being in Missouri's natural landscape. Through education and hands-on training, youth learn how to safely handle firearms, gain an understanding of wildlife conservation and are introduced to the many enjoyable aspects of Missouri's hunting heritage. MISSION MHHF introduces youth to an outdoor way of life that features hunting and the shooting sports through free, weekend clinics. In this way we pass along Missouri’s hunting heritage in the best and safest way possible. PURPOSE MHHF exists to introduce youth and their families to the hunting experience. VISION To create Missouri’s next generation of hunters. VALUES Safety, Consistency, Integrity and Ethics
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Morgan Duke Conservation Society
The Morgan Duke Conservation Society is a 501(c)(3) public charity nonprofit organization committed to addressing environmental challenges and conflicts across New York State and beyond. We focus on wildlife habitat management and forest conservation through partnerships, innovative solutions, and educational outreach. Our Vision: At the Morgan Duke Conservation Society, our vision is to create thriving habitats where wildlife can flourish without human interference. We aim to protect areas where environmental challenges are minimized, allowing people to enjoy the beauty of forests, beaches, and wildlife free from the impact of pollution.
11 to 50 staff
Nested Sustainability Consulting
As scientists who have worked with international to local-sized companies, we have experience with all aspects of sustainability and a holistic understanding of reporting that will set the stage for high-quality assessment, goal setting, and reporting for the future. From assessing the biodiversity on your land (E), to the environmental justice initiatives of your volunteer hours (S), to the gender and racial diversity on your board of directors (G), we can help you
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Oak Creek Watershed Council
The Oak Creek Watershed Council is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the health and integrity of Oak Creek in northern Arizona. We leverage stewardship, science, education, and the power of volunteers to protect its flowing waters and surrounding red rocks.
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Pacific Northwest Bigfoot Search
Our team is made up of the most dedicated and trained military and public safety professionals in the country. Pacific Northwest Bigfoot Search personnel are highly skilled in reconnaissance, wilderness survival, civil and criminal investigation, search and rescue and hunting. Our Co-Founders have spent over hours following up on reports of sightings, vocalizations, tracks and incidents all over the Pacific Northwest. and are looking forward to the thousands of more hours ahead.
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Quahog Bay Conservancy
The mission of Quahog Bay Conservancy is to revitalize the ecosystem of Quahog Bay to a robust and resilient state for all communities that depend on it. Through sustainable aquaculture, ecosystem monitoring, and community education, we aim to conserve natural habitat, protect native wildlife, foster environmental stewards, and support Maine’s working waterfront.
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Rebel West
We're a 501(c)(3) non-profit that partners with people, wildlife, and the land to promote biodiversity and wildlife-friendly farming.
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Riverwood Council
Conserving, protecting and connecting our natural areas in and around Saugatuck and Douglas, MI area.
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Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation
The Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation is a non-profit tax-exempt organization established in 1954 upon the passing of Robert H. Welder. The Foundation honors the legacy of Mr. Welder through excellence in land stewardship, education and discovery of knowledge needed to manage, restore, and protect wildlife populations and their habitats while sustaining the ranching heritage. All toward improving quality of life for wildlife and people alike. The Foundation fulfills our mission of cultivating the future of wildlife conservation through research, education, and preservation of outdoor and working land lifestyles by: • Delivering a research program that enhances our understanding of wildlife populations and their habitats and provides science-based information for decision-making on all issues impacting natural resource conservation. • Delivering an educational and outreach program that enhances the appreciation of and access to nature for all citizens. • Developing future leaders in conservation science and land stewardship. • Creating environmental stewards and supporters of natural resources that advocate for public policies that are critical to the long-term success of wildlife conservation. • Seeking the development and use of management practices that conserve and sustain wildlife populations and their habitats. • Aiming to preserve our hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation and ranching heritage through promotion of ethical and sustainable conservation.
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Saint Kateri Conservation Center
The Saint Kateri Conservation Center is a Catholic conservancy and land trust that promotes faith, integral ecology, biodiversity, and climate resilience.
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Solo Mundo
We develop creative and sustainable business practices to help wildlife conservation efforts around the world. Our aim is to bring global attention to the human-wildlife conflict and promote the rescue, rehabilitation, release, and restoration of indigenous wildlife.
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Southern Wisconsin Land Conservancy
Protecting wild and working lands in southwest Wisconsin
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Tax Credit Connection
Founded in 2003, Tax Credit Connection (TCC), established itself as a leading expert in all things related to tax credits. Serving clients primarily in Colorado, we partner with both land and property owners to assist with their tax credit needs — whether its making sure their applications to the state are complete and accurate, or ensuring their tax forms are in to their accountant before the deadline.
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Turtle Rescue Of The Hamptons
Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) charitable corporation located on the North Fork of Long Island. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and release wild chelonian species native to Long Island, to provide a sanctuary with a high quality of life for those who have sustained a permanent disability, and to allow injured animals to live out their lives with dignity and respect. We work to promote a safe and healthy natural environment by providing public education services regarding the threats and challenges facing our native populations. Our state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility, “Turtle Manor,” is a charming c. 1920 farmhouse, fully converted and equipped to rehabilitate over 200 turtles annually. The sanctuary is located on one acre of natural woodlands and manmade ponds and is home to our permanently disabled residents. We are also proud members and supporters of 22 national charities.
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Us Water And Energy Conservation
US Water Conservation specializes in Multifamily conservation investment solutions. We pride ourselves in industry leading installation using only the best products to fit today's conservation needs. Our goal is to reduce water consumption, and achieve the highest rate of return for our clients
11 to 50 staff
Utah Association Of Conservation Districts
Utah Association of Conservation Districts is a company based out of Logan, Utah, United States.
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Wildwood Open Lands Foundation
Dedicated to promoting conservation, preservation, and education of natural and cultural resources. Wildwood Open Lands Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) Public Charity registered in the state of Nevada as a Nonprofit Corporation.
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Wisconsin Conservation Hall Of Fame Foundation, Inc
In coordination with our partners, we envision inspiring a strong conservation ethic among all Wisconsinites to help guide their actions today and tomorrow just as conservation ethics guided the actions of our Inductees into the Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame throughout their respective lifetimes.
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Working Lands Trust
Working Lands Trust (WLT) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation established in 2014 to ensure long-term protection and sustainability of our nation’s food and fiber supply. We accomplish this mission through education, protection of working farms and forestlands, and advancement of public policy which promotes working lands conservation. WLT is a critical partner of the Eastern North Carolina Sentinel Landscape which works with willing private landowners in 33 eastern North Carolina counties to provide voluntary tools to help manage those lands in ways which are compatible to military training exercises carried out adjacent to and in the skies above landholdings near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Station New River, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, U.S. Army Fort Bragg, Pope Army Air Field, and several ancillary bombing ranges and outlying landing fields near these posts critical to their training exercises. The North Carolina Forestry Association was integrally responsible for the establishment of WLT and remains a pivotal partner as we both strive to sustain working forests in North Carolina and throughout the Southern and Eastern United States where 69% of the nation's fiber supply is grown and harvested, almost all on privately owned lands. Both organizations strive to conserve the supply chain from the rapid urbanization in these states. WLT would also like to acknowledge the incredible support of our partners at The Conservation Fund, the North Carolina Agricultural Development and Farmland Protection Trust Fund, the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, the U.S. Department of Defense Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration Challenge, and so many more friends we partner with through the Eastern North Carolina Sentinel Landscape.
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York Land Trust
York Land Trust is a nonprofit organization that protects and cares for significant natural lands and waterways in the greater York Maine area for the benefit of the community and the environment.
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American Prairie
Working in Montana’s Northern Great Plains, American Prairie is creating the largest nature reserve in the contiguous United States. Already underway, when complete the Reserve will connect a rare grassland landscape of public and private spaces one and a half times larger than Yellowstone National Park — teeming with an amazing diversity and abundance of native wildlife. American Prairie Reserve is funded exclusively by private individuals and foundations. We engage in science and education projects, provide public access and help expand economic opportunities for local communities. National Geographic describes our work as “one of the most ambitious conservation efforts in American history.”
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Arizona Association Of Conservation Districts
The Arizona Association of Conservation Districts (AACD) was established by Arizona's Conservation Districts in 1944 as a means of support to coordinate and fund conservation efforts across the state. In 1992, AACD was recognized as a nonprofit and registered 501(c)3. Arizona’s Conservation Districts – made up of farmers, ranchers, and volunteers – conserve our water, soil, wildlife habitats, open spaces, and other limited natural resources. Conservation Districts are hubs of conservation at the local level, providing education, community outreach, and other essential functions in supporting conservation across the state. In 1941, the Arizona Legislature charged Arizona's Conservation Districts with the statutory responsibility to provide for the conservation and restoration of lands, water, wildlife, and other natural resources, and to protect water rights, the tax base, public lands, and the general health and welfare of the people. Conservation Districts are the only organization in Arizona – local, state, or federal – that is not restricted to working on a specific resource (e.g, water) or land ownership/usage type (e.g, federal or state land).
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Awesome Animal Academy Cs The Critter Saver
Have you noticed that the Next Generation of youth is frustrated and overwhelmed every time they hear someone talk about climate change, habitat loss, and the increased number of endangered species? Young people are looking for ways to step up and help make an impact, but they don’t know how! Here is the solution! In partnership with zoos, aquariums, wildlife conservation centers, and farms, Awesome Animal Academy and C S the Critter Saver are here to help grow the next generation of conservation leaders and expand the impact of your education programs with the Conservation Club “Critter Saver Champions,” Leadership Labs, Skill-Builder Courses, Coaching, and a ‘Grow Young Conservation Leaders Toolkit.’ Visit AwesomeAnimalAcademy.org to learn more.
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