University of Georgia
The University of Georgia's Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health integrates information technology applications and graphic design tools with scientific based resources to provide a wide array of services. Their mission is to develop, consolidate, and disseminate information and programs focused on invasive species, forest health, natural resource and agricultural management through technology development, program implementation, training, applied research and public awareness at state, regional, national, and international levels.
https://www.bugwood.org/
Wildlife Forever
Wildlife Forever is a nonprofit conservation charity that has funded conservation works in all 50 states and Canada with more than 1,500 projects throughout North America. The mission of Wildlife Forever is to conserve America's wildlife heritage through conservation education, preservation of habitat and management of fish and wildlife. Wildlife Forever projects target research, management, land acquisition, and educational purposes. Special emphasis is placed upon grassroots programs.
https://www.wildlifeforever.org
USDA Forest Service
The Forest Service is a multi-faceted agency that includes researchers, land managers, fire-fighters, and a wide range of educational and financial assistance programs. The agency manages over 193 million acres of National Forests and Grasslands from Alaska to Puerto Rico, including nearly 35 million acres of designated Wilderness Areas and over 5,000 miles of designated Wild & Scenic Rivers within the National Forest System. The mission of the agency is "To sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the Nation's forests and grasslands to meet the needs of present and future generations." In partnership with others, the Forest Service provides leadership and support in the detection, prevention, and control of invasive species to protect and restore America's forest, rangeland, and aquatic ecosystems. Through multiple partnerships the agency ensures sustainable ecosystems by restoring and maintaining species diversity and ecological productivity that helps provide recreation, water, timber, minerals, fish, wildlife, wilderness, and aesthetic values for current and future generations of people.
https://www.fs.usda.gov
Wild & Scenic Rivers
The National Wild and Scenic Rivers System was created in 1968 by Congress with the aim to preserve rivers with outstanding natural, cultural, and recreational values for the enjoyment of present and future generations. When designated, rivers are classified as either wild, scenic, or recreational based on its degree of development and access. In 2018, the Wild and Scenic Rivers System is celebrating their 50th anniversary, and there has been a total 12,734 miles of river protected that span 40 States and Puerto Rico.
https://rivers.gov/
National Trails System
The National Trails System Act of 1968 established National Scenic Trails and National Recreation Trails and in 1978 President Carter signed into law a bill that created National Historic Trails. As the Act stands today, as amended, National Scenic Trails are described as extended trails of more than 100 miles in length that provide for outdoor recreation and “for the conservation and enjoyment of the nationally significant scenic, historic, natural, or cultural qualities of the areas through which such trails may pass.” National Scenic Trails may only be land-based, necessarily excluding any water-based travel routes. These trails may only be designated and authorized by an Act of Congress. National Historic Trails, according to the Act, are also extended trails, although they may be less than 100 miles in length, and follow historic trails or routes of travel as closely as possible. The purpose of these trails is “the identification and protection of the historic route and its historic remnants and artifacts for public use and enjoyment.”
https://www.trails50.org/
Oregon Invasive Species Council
Our mission is to protect Oregon's natural resources and economy by planning and leading a coordinated and comprehensive campaign to prevent the introduction of invasive species and eradicate, contain or manage existing invasive species in Oregon. https://www.oregoninvasivespeciescouncil.org/
https://www.oregoninvasivespeciescouncil.org/
Montana Conservation Corps
The mission of the Montana Conservation Corps is “Inspiring young people through hands-on conservation service to be leaders, stewards of the land, and engaged citizens who improve their communities.” Those are the words we live by and the mission we serve here at Montana Conservation Corps. Each year we enroll hundreds of young adults and school-aged youth in our AmeriCorps and Youth Service Expedition programs. Our leaders then pass those skills along to their crews of members, as they live, learn, and serve together in some of our country’s wildest places. They complete conservation projects in local communities, national forests, state and national parks, wildlife refuges and federally designated wilderness areas. We strive to give participants the experience of a lifetime through challenging projects and the rigors of life outdoors, coupled with education developed specifically to create engaged citizens and lifelong environmental stewards. Our goal is that each participant will leave MCC with the following: an ethic of volunteer service and civic responsibility; strengthened communication and team-building skills; enhanced competencies to be leaders and contributing team members; increased knowledge of the natural environment; and an enthusiasm for the benefits of hard work and quality results.
http://mtcorps.org/
Montana Wilderness Association
For more than 50 years, Montana Wilderness Association has been working with communities across the state to protect Montana’s wilderness heritage, quiet beauty, and outdoor traditions. It’s a mission that began in 1958 when our founders, Ken and Florence Baldwin, sent a letter to 100 friends, inviting them to join a citizen-led effort to protect the Madison and Gallatin Ranges. Since that time, our commitment to grassroots conservation has proved instrumental in the passage of the 1964 Wilderness Act and in the designation of all 15 wilderness areas in Montana. We currently have more than 5,500 members. Our vision is a future where from the rugged mountains to the vast prairies Montana’s wild places are protected, connected, and restored because the citizens of our state value wilderness as essential to our heritage and way of life. We work with communities to protect Montana's wilderness heritage, quiet beauty and outdoor traditions, now and for future generations.
https://wildmontana.org/
Montana Full Circle
Montana Full Circle is an outdoor hunting and reality show about real Montana people. The wide variety of species and ever-changing seasons allow hunting to come full circle. Hosted by the charismatic Bitterroot local, Adam Onsrud entertains and educates viewers with strong emphasis on conservation, ethics, and morals of hunting and the importance of passing on these traditions to the next generation. You can find Adam raising his daughter, scouring the mountains finding Antlers for decorative crafts, building furniture, gardening, processing game, managing property, and operating his own invasive weed control business, and working with the Montana Department of Agriculture to educate the public about preventing the spread of invasive plants and best management practices for them.
http://montanafullcircle.com
The Corps Network
Corps are comprehensive programs that provide young adults and veterans with job training, academic programming, leadership training, and additional support through a strategy of service that improves communities and the environment. Created in 1985, The Corps Network provides critical leadership to the Corps movement and to our nation’s Service and Conservation Corps as they harness the power of youth and young adults to tackle some of America’s greatest challenges. Today's Service and Conservation Corps are a direct descendent of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), one of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's most successful efforts to find alternative employment for the enormous number of young men whose chances in life had been derailed by the Great Depression. Over six million young men served in the CCC from 1933-1942, dramatically improving the nation’s public lands while also receiving food, housing, education, and a $30-a-month stipend that many sent home to help support their families. Today, many still remember their service with pride and actively participate in the National Association of CCC Alumni.
https://www.corpsnetwork.org/
National Forest Foundation
Chartered by Congress, the National Forest Foundation was created in 1993 with a simple mission: bring people together to restore and enhance our National Forests and Grasslands. As the nonprofit partner of the U.S. Forest Service, we work with the agency and thousands of Americans each year to promote the health and public enjoyment of our 193-million-acre National Forest System. We believe that communities should play a leading role in determining the future of our National Forests and Grasslands, so we focus our efforts on connecting these communities, and the people who comprise them, to the tools, knowledge, and funding to become active and devoted stewards of this incredible public estate. Our mission is to engage Americans in promoting the health and public enjoyment of our National Forests. The challenges facing our National Forests and Grasslands are immense and complicated. But we believe that the power of communities and collaboration can, and will, prove capable of meeting these challenges. We look forward to a future where all Americans know and care about our National Forests and Grasslands.
https://www.nationalforests.org/
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers
The Sportsmen's voice for our wild public lands, waters and wildlife. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers seeks to ensure North America's outdoor heritage of hunting and fishing in a natural setting, through education and work on behalf of wild public lands and waters. Our freedom to hunt and fish depends on habitat. While many of us enjoy hunting and fishing on a range of landscapes, including farm fields and reservoirs, there is something special – even magical – about hunting deep in the backcountry or fishing on a remote river. Wilderness hunting and fishing deliver a sense of freedom, challenge and solitude that is increasingly trampled by the twin pressures of growing population and increasing technology. Many treasured fish and wildlife species – such as cutthroat trout, grizzly bear and bighorn sheep – thrive in wilderness. Others, like elk and mule deer, benefit from wilderness. From the Steens Mountain Wilderness in Oregon to the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho and the Boundary Waters of Minnesota, BHA members treasure America's wilderness system and strive to add to it. Our membership is driven to protect what little is left of our public lands heritage before the value noted by Leopold is lost forever. We take the advice of Theodore Roosevelt: "Preserve large tracts of wilderness ... for the exercise of the skill of the hunter, whether or not he is a man of means."
https://www.backcountryhunters.org/
Discover the Forest
This PSA campaign aims to inspire tweens (aged 8-12) and their parents to re-connect with nature, experiencing it first-hand. The campaign brings to life the joy and excitement kids have when they discover the wonders of nature, helping create interest in their environment and a lifelong relationship with it.
Nature gives teens the ability to explore, use their imagination, discover new animals and plants, and engage in adventurous play. Being in nature frees them from their crazy, scheduled days and offers the ability to get lost in something totally unmanaged, unexpected and utterly surprising. Nature instills a peace and calmness they can’t experience in their daily lives, and the more they discover the natural world around them, the more they will feel connected to the world and better understand their relationship to it.
https://www.discovertheforest.org/
Badger Sportsman Magazine
http://www.badgersportsman.com
RiversEdge West (formerly Tamarisk Coalition)
RiversEdge West (formerly Tamarisk Coalition) was founded in 1999. RiversEdge West focuses on riparian forest and floodplain health in the American West to address impacts from invasive riparian (riverside) plants such as Russian olive and tamarisk, challenges associated with climate change and habitat fragmentation, and stressors that may result in diminished biodiversity and ecosystem services. RiversEdge West provides credible information on the best practices and technical aspects of restoration (e.g., techniques for managing invasive riparian plants and re-establishing natives). RiversEdge West also specializes in fostering grassroots leadership by bringing diverse stakeholders together across boundaries to coordinate the restoration of riparian lands. This is accomplished by helping practitioners assemble resources (e.g., gathering information, securing funding, raising public awareness) to better understand and navigate restoration challenges and succeed in the sustained recovery of affected river systems. RiversEdge West advances the restoration of riparian lands through education, collaboration and technical assistance, and we envision a network of healthy riparian ecosystems throughout the American West.
http://www.riversedgewest.org
Idaho Magazine
http://www.idahomagazine.com/
Arkansas Wildlife Federation
Advocating For The Sustainable Use Of Arkansas' Wildlife Habitats and Natural Resources For Future Generations. The Arkansas Wildlife Federation was formed in 1936 for the primary purpose of taking a hands-on approach to conservation issues in The Natural State. AWF is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 conservation organization whose mission is to promote conservation, responsible management, and sustainable use of Arkansas' fish, wildlife, natural resources and outdoor recreational opportunities through education and advocacy.
https://www.arwild.org/
North Laurel Middle School
Science dept. at North Laurel Middle School
http://www.laurel.kyschools.us/3/Home
River Management Society
(RMS) is a national nonprofit professional organization whose mission is to support professionals who study, protect, and manage North America's rivers. Our roots are in the former Interagency Whitewater Committee (est. 1972) and the 1996 merger of the American River Management Society (est. 1988) and River Federation (est. 1985). Dedicated to holistic river management, our diverse membership includes federal, state, and local agency employees, educators, researchers, consultants, organizations and citizens.
http://www.river-management.org/
Wilderness Society
The Wilderness Society's mission is to protect wilderness and inspire Americans to care for our wild places. We contribute to better protection, stewardship and restoration of our public lands, preserving our rich natural legacy for current and future generations.
CD3
MISSION: To develop technologies that empower people to reduce the spread of invasive species and safeguard local economies and the natural environment. "By Boaters, for Boaters" is more than our tag line. At CD3, General Benefit Corporation, we understand what it’s like to be tired at the end of a long day of boating. We all just want to go home. This is why we’ve worked hard to make CD3 Watercraft Cleaning Stations as quick, easy, and intuitive as possible to help boaters prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. It is our quest to maintain open access for all waterbodies while keeping them free of AIS. CD3 Watercraft Cleaning Stations are beautifully designed and inspire boaters to want to use them, not to feel required. We’ve provided everything, so you don’t have to, BECAUSE EVERYBODY LIKES A CLEAN BOAT!
https://www.cd3station.com/
National Association of Invasive Plant Councils
The National Association of Invasive Plant Councils (NAIPC) is a coalition of state and regional Exotic Pest Plant Councils (EPPCs) and Invasive Plant Councils (IPCs) representing professional natural resource managers, scientists and others with an interest in invasive plant management.
https://www.na-ipc.org
Western IPM Center
http://westernipm.org
Utah Weed Supervisors Association
http://www.utahweed.org
Invasive Plant Control Inc.
Invasive Plant Control, Inc is one of only a few companies in the United States whose sole purpose is the management of Invasive Species nationwide. Invasive plant management requires remarkably different methodologies than traditional vegetation management. Focusing specifically on invasive plants has allowed IPC to become one of the nation’s leading private entities for controlling invasive plants.
https://www.invasiveplantcontrol.com
United Prairie Foundation
UPF's mission is to aid breeding waterfowl. The Foundation does this by removing invasive species and planting real prairie. Restorations using local eco-type prairie seed create Wildlife habitat for Ducks, deer, pheasants and butterflies, and provide the highest quality pollinator habitat for bees and other beneficial insects. Creating high diverse eco-systems is the ultimate goal!
http://www.unitedprairie.org/
TechLine Invasive Plant News
TechLine provides invasive plant professionals with new, innovative, and science-based information. The purpose of TechLine is to support invasive plant management programs by connecting researchers with federal, state, county, and private land managers so they may share program successes and management techniques.
https://www.techlinenews.com/
Washington State Department of Agriculture
Through service, regulation, and advocacy, the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) supports the viability and vitality of agriculture while protecting consumers, public health, and the environment.
https://agr.wa.gov
Wyoming Weed and Pest Council
The Wyoming Weed & Pest Council is comprised of 23 Weed & Pest districts in the State of Wyoming. One of the main goals of the Council is to provide coordination and leadership in the fight against designated and declared noxious weeds & pests and invasive species in the State of Wyoming. The Council works closely with the Wyoming Department of Agriculture and the University of Wyoming to keep current with the latest technology and research available in the ongoing management of noxious weeds and pests. The Council has many committees that have specific goals that help the Council meet their goals.
https://wyoweed.org
Seek Dry Goods
https://seekdrygoods.com
White Grass Ski Touring Center
Cross Country skiing and snowshoeing are fun, easy to learn, inexpensive, and healthy ways to spend some of your free winter time. Since '79 we have taken pride in our wholesome natural foods cafe, unique laid-back atmosphere, curvy exciting trails, and backcountry ski specialty shop. Our day lodge provides close access to some of West Virginia's most treasured high country.
https://whitegrass.com
Western Governors’ Association
http://westgov.org
University of Illinois Extension Forestry
University of Illinois Extension strives to provide the public with the best service and most accurate, up-to-date information possible.
https://web.extension.illinois.edu/forestry/home.html
Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine
Deer & Deer Hunting focuses on hunting techniques, deer biology and behavior, deer management, habitat requirements, the natural history of deer and hunting ethics. Their magazine is a must-read for all hunters who are interested in the betterment and preservation of their sport.
http://subscriptions.deeranddeerhunting.com/Deer-and-Deer-Hunting/Magazine
National Wilderness Stewardship Alliance
The mission of the National Wilderness Stewardship Alliance is to develop a growing network of volunteer-based organizations to provide stewardship for America’s enduring resource of wilderness. They aim to meet their mission through the goals of improving wilderness stewardship and creating an allied constituency for wilderness by connecting stewardship organizations with each other, linking our efforts and experiences, directing groups to resources, and fostering new organizations.
http://www.wildernessalliance.org/
American Bird Conservancy
American Bird Conservancy is dedicated to the conservation of native birds and their habitats throughout the Americas.
https://abcbirds.org/
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is committed to the responsible operation of government, preservation of our heritage, promotion of our sovergeignty, and the protection of natural resources for our elders and future generations, while enhancing the health, economic well-being, education, and our inherent right to live as Ojibwe People.
http://www.llojibwe.org
Weed Science Society of America
The Weed Science Society of America, a nonprofit scientific society, was founded in 1956 to encourage and promote the development of knowledge concerning weeds and their impact on the environment. The Society promotes research, education and extension outreach activities related to weeds, provides science-based information to the public and policy makers, fosters awareness of weeds and their impact on managed and natural ecosystems, and promotes cooperation among weed science organizations across the nation and around the world.
https://www.wssa.net
Northeastern Weed Science Society
https://www.newss.org
Western Society of Weed Science
The objectives of the WSWS are: -To foster and encourage education and research in weed science. -To foster cooperation among state, federal and private agencies in matters of weed science. -To aid and support commercial, private and public agencies in the solution of weed problems. -To support legislation governing weed control programs and weed research and education programs. -To support the Weed Science Society of America and foster state and regional organizations and agencies interested in weed control.
http://www.wsweedscience.org/
Aquatic Plant Management Society
http://www.apms.org/
North Central Weed Science Society
ABOUT NCWSS Who We Are We are professionals interested in weed science from many perspectives. Many members are affiliated with universities or the crop protection industry; others are crop consultants, state or federal agency or private research personnel, extension educators and others. Graduate students in weed science are a vibrant and important segment of our membership. What We Do Annual Meetings: The NCWSS holds an Annual meeting at which papers and posters are presented, including student paper and poster contests. Visit the Annual Meeting webpage for more information. Publications: The proceedings of the annual meeting are published annually and are available on the Publications webpage. We publish a newsletter three times a year and maintain a webpage with both current and archived Newsletters. Events: NCWSS holds the Student Weed Contest every year. Visit the Weed Contest webpage for more information and to register. Symposia: We organize symposia where the latest weed science topics are discussed by industry professionals.
http://ncwss.org/
Southern Weed Science Society
http://www.swss.ws/
Wild South
Wild South has been putting the public in public lands for 28 years, giving communities opportunities to enjoy, value, and protect the wild character and natural legacy of the South. We want to see people of all ages appreciating and taking responsibility for the care of their public lands, now and for future generations. We believe our Southern National Forests and parks are treasured places that enrich our quality of life and the social, economic, and cultural wealth of our communities. Join us as we protect the South’s lands, water, and biodiversity!
https://www.wildsouth.org
Weed Wrangle®
Weed Wrangle®, is a one-day, citywide, volunteer effort to help rescue our public parks and green spaces from invasive species through hands-on removal of especially harmful trees, vines and flowering plants. Supervised by an experts in invasive weed management, Weed Wrangle®-volunteers will learn, practice, and begin a habit of maintaining an area free of invasive plants and encourage replanting with natives in removal areas. By engaging our neighbors and challenging them to take action in their own spaces, we hope to create a movement that will have the greatest impact on the invasive plant population. Volunteers will take their new knowledge and enthusiasm to their own homes and continue the efforts there. Weed Wrangle® is a wide ranging and ongoing collaborative effort to slow or reverse the spread of invasive plants through public education and volunteer plant removal. Weed Wrangle® is a Garden Club of America, Partners for Plants project. Partners for Plants is a joint program of the GCA's Conservation and Horticulture Committees to monitor and conserve rare plants, restore native habitats and remove invasive weeds on federal, state and local public lands. Partners for Plants volunteers have partnered with land agencies to conserve a variety of natural open spaces throughout the United States. The Weed Wrangle® sites will be the direct beneficiaries of the project. But, equally important is the indirect and long term benefit. It is clear that a broad based and ongoing group effort is key to controlling the spread of invasive plants.
https://weedwrangle.org
Cascade Forest Conservancy
Cascade Forest Conservancy protects and sustains forests, streams, wildlife, and communities in the heart of the Cascades through conservation, education, and advocacy.
http://cascadeforest.org
Copper Canyon Trails
We offer guiding for burro-trekking or backpacking in the Sierra Madre, with cultural interaction with the local Tarahumara
http://www.coppercanyontrails.org
Bureau of Indian Affairs
The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) mission is to enhance the quality of life, to promote economic opportunity, and to carry out the responsibility to protect and improve the trust assets of American Indians, Indian tribes, and Alaska Natives.
https://www.bia.gov/
Montana Department of Agriculture
The Department's Noxious Weed Programs offer resources and assistance with the management of state- and county-listed noxious weeds.
https://agr.mt.gov/Weeds
River to River Cooperative Weed Management Area
The River to River Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) is a partnership between 13 federal and state agencies, organizations, and universities aimed at coordinating efforts and programs for addressing the threat of invasive plants in Southern Illinois. The CWMA was formally established in 2006 (view our MOU) and addresses both terrestrial and aquatic invasive plant species through collaborative projects and activities focused in the following areas: Education / Public Awareness Early Detection and Rapid Response Prevention Control and Management Research The CWMA is grant funded and projects-based. Our goal is to cooperatively address the short and long-term effects of non-native invasive plants across jurisdictional boundaries within the 11 southern counties of Illinois.
http://rtrcwma.org
New Mexico Wilderness Alliance (NM WIld)
The New Mexico Wilderness Alliance is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) grassroots organization dedicated to the protection, restoration, and continued enjoyment of New Mexico’s wildlands and wilderness areas. Founded in 1997, we achieve our mission through administrative protection, federal wilderness designation, and ongoing stewardship. We have a membership of individuals from all corners of New Mexico and across the nation. Our organizing efforts span the state and involve many diverse groups, including ranchers, sportsmen, land grants, acequia communities, tribal and religious leaders, scientists, youth, and community leaders. We are the only statewide wilderness group in New Mexico with a proven track record of building diverse coalitions to protect our public lands.
https://www.nmwild.org
University of Kashmir
Biological Invasion Lab : The lab is under the control of department of Botany university of Kashmir .Three researchers and their PhD students are working for multiple aspects of plant Invasion of Kashmir Himalaya
http://www.kashmiruniversity.net/
Arkansas project Invasives committee
As part of lab activities we have recently formed a state-wide committee for invasive species made up of state agencies non-profit etc.. aim is to map Invasives across state using citizen science platforms and traditional inventory methods
https://facebook.com/UAForestHealth
Yuba Environmental Science Charter Academy
YES Charter Academy is a free public charter school for kindergarten through 8th grade education with a focus on applying the scientific method through hands-on learning. Our mission is to cultivate a nurturing educational environment that pairs rigorous scientific inquiry with the highest standards of both academic and moral conduct. We SPARRK students to be: Stewards of the environment, Positive team players, Academic masters, Responsible citizens, Resourceful, Kind
http://www.yescharteracademy.org
Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center
Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center is an environmental learning hub that reconnects Chattanoogans with nature. Filling an important need for outdoor experience in our technology-driven world, we envision a healthier, more creative city whose residents become stewards of their natural surroundings. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
https://reflectionriding.org/www
Black River Action Team
What started as a one-time cleanup of the Black River in Springfield VT twenty years ago has evolved into a full-fledged watershed organization. 100% volunteer-led and -run, the BRAT focuses all projects and programs on connecting people to the river through hands-on activities and citizen science experiences that encourage stewardship and pragmatic decision-making at the landowner level.
http://www.BlackRiverActionTeam.org/
City of Boise
The City of Boise owns over 5000 acres of open space reserves. We are interested in partnering with Idaho Fish and Game (Boise River Wildlife Management Area) to increase invasive species awareness across the Boise foothills. The WildSpotter program will serve as an outreach and training tool to involve community members in invasive species management efforts.
https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/parks-and-recreation/open-space/
Wild Cumberland
Wild Cumberland is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the wilderness, native species, and the ecology of Cumberland Island. We believe that the complex history of Cumberland Island requires public oversight and stewardship; our purpose is to help educate the public and hold decision-makers accountable. Wild Cumberland supporters work together to ensure the long-term stewardship and preservation of Cumberland Island and its natural ecosystem.
https://wildcumberland.org
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Resource Stewardship & Science division
https://www.nps.gov/blca/index.htm
Reboot Reforestation
Reboot Reforestation is currently developing a surveying drone that identifies invasive species for conservation organizations and private landowners. We are contacting you all to see if a business opportunity or partnership could be a possibility in the future! Feel free to contact us at rebootreforestation.com to discuss further.
https://rebootreforestation.com
EcoFlora Inc
EcoFlora is a nonprofit with its mission: "To inspire education about plants within an ecological community."
http://ecoflora.org/
Heart of the Gila Inc.
Heart of the Gila seeks to conserve our watersheds and educate children, adults, and decision makers about the ecological, social, economic and cultural values of rivers in New Mexico and the bioregions of the greater Southwest. Heart of the Gila celebrates the life of Ella Jaz Kirk, a young environmental advocate who died with her high school friends, Michael Mahl and Ella Myers, while conducting aerial research on post-fire conditions in the Gila National Forest of New Mexico
https://heartofthegila.org/
Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness Foundation
Nonprofit that partners with the Custer Gallatin National Forest to support stewardship of the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness and appreciation of all wildlands through volunteer engagement, education and outreach, and community collaboration.
https://www.abwilderness.org/
Berks Nature
Berks Nature is the leading agent for the conservation of the environment in Berks County.
https://www.berksnature.org
Patterson Ecological Consultant Services
Patterson Ecological Consultants utilizes data driven techniques that establish positive results. Our staff bring years of real-world experiences in managing parks, nature centers and natural resources. Whether you need assistance in managing invasive species, natural resource management, collecting species inventory, management of captive animal collections or effective park asset management strategies, we can provide customized solutions to meet your specific goals.
pattersonecs.com
Park County Environmental Council
We are a community organization that focuses local conservation and environmental issues. Our noxious weed monitoring program is working with county, federal, state, and private land managers to map weed infestations and conduct treatment efficacy monitoring.
pcecmt.org
Lake County, MN AIS Program
Lake County along with Lake County Soil & Water Conservation District manages the AIS prevention program for Lake County in Minnesota. The program is guided by the Lake County AIS Prevention Plan, which organizes activities under five priority areas: outreach & education, early detection & monitoring, watercraft inspections & compliance, management & rapid response, and partnerships & resources.
www.lakecountyais.org
Washington Area Bicyclist Association
WABA’s Trail Ranger program is putting a regular set of eyes on DC area trails to support and encourage a growing community of trail users. The program is made possible through a grant from the District Department of Transportation’s Urban Forestry Division.
https://waba.org/programs/d-c-trail-ranger/
Great Burn Conservation Alliance
The Great Burn Conservation Alliance (GBCA) promotes connecting people to the landscapes that they live, work, and recreate in through participatory opportunities in stewardship projects and advocacy campaigns centered on the Great Burn proposed wilderness area of Montana and Idaho. The Great Burn is a special place, full of biodiversity, vast areas of connected habitat, and traditional areas of land use. Protecting the wild character of this landscape through integration of local community involvement is at the heart of the mission of the GBCA.
https://www.greatburn.org
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a zoo, botanical garden and natural history museum founded in 1952 with the mission to inspire people to live in harmony with the natural world by fostering love, appreciation, and understanding of the Sonoran Desert. In addition to 98 acres of public gardens and exhibits, the Museum maintains an active research and conservation program dedicated to furthering understanding and protection of the Sonoran Desert ecosystem.
https://www.desertmuseum.org
Friends of Nordhouse Dunes
Friends of Nordhouse Dunes' mission is to promote the enjoyment and preservation of the beautiful land and water of Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area. Through education and teamwork we will work with the US Forest Service and volunteers to keep Nordhouse a healthy Wilderness for future generations.
https://www.facebook.com/FriendsofNordhouseDunes
Idaho Weed Awareness Campaign
The IDAHO WEED AWARENESS CAMPAIGN was created to raise public awareness helping the people of Idaho understand the economic and environmental impacts of invasive weeds. Our main goal is to encourage Idahoans to help develop and participate in invasive weed eradication and management programs, and to assist in preventing the spread of invasive weeds.