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Established in 1961, the Ruffed Grouse Society is North America's foremost conservation organization dedicated to preserving our sporting traditions by creating healthy forest habitat for Ruffed Grouse, American woodcock and other wildlife. RGS works with landowners and government agencies to develop critical habitat utilizing scientific management practices.

We work to protect the public’s right to clean water in the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers. We stop pollution to promote safe drinking water, protect healthy river habitats, and enhance public use and enjoyment.

We oversee a museum where people can learn about Ocracoke Island's history and culture; a library where visitors can conduct research on the island and on personal genealogies; and a meeting place for discussing related issues. We sponsor community activities, encourage the various arts in individuals and the community, and publish island writing by local authors.

education & biological programs for federal partners.

Blue Ridge Conservancy partners with landowners and local communities to permanently protect natural resources with agricultural, cultural, recreational, ecological and scenic value in northwest North Carolina.

THE CONSERVANCY HAS BEEN ORGANIZED TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROMOTING THE PRESERVATION OF THE HISTORIC LAWNS OF THE ROSEDALE ESTATE FOR USE BY OR EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

The Recyclery Collective is an educational bike shop that promotes sustainability by giving access to tools, skills and opportunities for collaboration.We envision a diverse, resilient neighborhood filled with knowledgeable, self-reliant cyclists.Our ValuesCollaboration: We create opportunities for people of all backgrounds to work, share, and learn together to support a practical form of transportation.Social Justice: We provide tools and resources to empower underserved populations and nurture community leaders.Ecological Sustainability: We encourage the mindful use of resources and promote cycling as a part of building more resilient communities.Celebrating Everything We Do: We like to have fun while working hard to make bicycles and mechanics accessible.

WE WANT THE LAND COALITION, INC. (“WWTLC”) is a recognized nonprofit organization in the state of Michigan whose mission is to provide women and girls with unique programs, events, and experiences that celebrate women’s history, promote healing and empowerment, build women’s community, and encourage education and growth.

The Gateway to the Great Outdoors (GGO) program was developed to allow underserved students across the US equitable access to a comprehensive environmental education. By improving access to STEM instruction combined with outdoor learning, GGO enhances scientific literacy and environmental stewardship for students who would otherwise be excluded from this transformative experience. The mission of GGO is to empower underserved youth to access the natural environment through classroom and field-based environmental education and leadership development. This program allows students to experience the natural wonders of the outdoors while also providing them with mentorship and academic support.

Our mission is to preserve and advance the nation’s bipartisan legacy of progress towards clean air, water and land and climate protection for all Americans.

To seek understanding and agreement among groups and individuals with diverse viewpoints on water use and management in the Big Hole River watershed of Southwest Montana.

Texas Equal Access Fund helps low-income people in northern Texas who want an abortion and cannot afford it.