Non-profit organization founded to promote national awareness of the importance of land conservation for equestrian sports and activity. Guide, directors, council, calendar of events, library, equestrian partners, contact, and links.
National association of professional foresters and associated resource professionals whose mission is to promote ecologically, economically, and socially responsible forestry as a means of sustaining the integrity of forest ecosystems and the human communities which depend on them.
Works to conserve rural lands, forests, and waters of the mountainous upper Little Tennessee Valley in Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Map of area served.
Seeks to promote, for the benefit of the general public, the preservation and improvement of natural resources principally in, but not limited to, the watershed of the Mississippi River.
A U.S. national, nonprofit organization that conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, gardens, natural areas and open space. Information on the organization and current projects.
Dedicated to preserving and restoring the short grass prairie ecosystem including key species such as the black-tailed prairie dog, swift fox, and others.
Provide landowners with information to protect lands that are significant for agriculture, ranching, fish and wildlife habitat, water resource enhancement and open space.
Works with landowners to conserve sensitive and critical lands in the Columbia River region. Provides project tours, news, factsheets, and membership information.
Created with the pursuit of structuring and completing land conservation transactions between private landowners, non-profit organizations and public agencies.
Has acquired over 180 private inholdings in 35 National Wilderness Areas in Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico and Washington. Includes news and events, accomplishments, and ways to contribute and become involved.
Non-profit conservation organization dedicated to protecting habitat and green space by working with private landowners in eastern Washington and northern Idaho.
Promotes voluntary land conservation and works with nonprofit land trusts by providing information, skills and resources land trusts need to conserve land for the benefit of communities and natural systems.
Supports the national defense mission by providing professional services and technical support to the Department of Defense in conservation, environmental protection, and natural and cultural resources management.
Protects and preserves habitat for wildlife and provides sanctuary for wildlife by prohibiting commercial and recreational hunting and trapping. Affiliate of The Humane Society.
Joint project of the Sonoran Institute and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, with philosophical roots in the 1879 book "Progress and Poverty," by Henry George.