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The Friends of Seven Islands State Birding Park is a 501c3 corporation that was formed in May of 2015 to support the Seven Islands State Birding Park. Our mission is to support Seven Islands State Birding Park in its vision to be a world class birding destination and to protect, preserve and promote its natural resources and to promote the general education of the public. Our membership provides funding for park projects as well as be a source of volunteers to assist the park in various ways

The Kansas Land Trust (KLT) protects and preserves lands of ecological, agricultural, scenic, historic, or recreational significance in Kansas. The Kansas Land Trust is an accredited land trust with the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.

Caura Futures, Inc. exists for the purpose of forest ecosystem conservation and, to that end, support of indigenous culture, where "forest ecosystem" is defined as all biotic and abiotic components of a forested watershed, including all waterways and any habitat, such as savanna, surrounded by forest, and "indigenous culture" is defined as any cultural practice belonging to any aboriginal forest tribe.

To encourage the intelligent management of the life-sustaining resources of the earth – its essential water resources – its protective forests and plant life – and its dependent wildlife – and to promote and encourage the knowledge and appreciation of these resources, their interrelationship and wise use, without which there can be little hope for a continuing abundant life.

The Grant Park Conservancy is committed to the cultivation of resources to assist the City of Atlanta in the preservation, restoration and beautification of Grant Park, and to promote and advocate for its educational, cultural and historical significance.

Lake Lanier Association’s mission is to protect Lake Lanier and its watershed ensuring a clean, full and safe Lake Lanier that enhances the lake’s economic value to Georgia. The association strives to preserve the quality and quantity of the water for all users who rely on the lake and its watershed to enhance their quality of life. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the Lake Lanier Association seeks to fulfill its mandate of protecting the quality and quantity of Lake Lanier through education, action, and advocacy.

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT, PROTECTION AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE ECOLOGY OF THE MATANZAS RIVER. In the 1980s, a group of residents in south St. Johns County were looking for a platform for engaging in local politics and better protecting area ecological resources. They formed Friends of Matanzas, Inc., which began as a relatively small coalition of activists with modest goals. The organization has since blossomed into a true citizen’s task force tackling major local and regional issues. Friends of Matanzas has worked on several projects in several categories including the St. Johns County Comprehensive Plan and Development Code, transportation planning, land use planning, and environmental and waterway protection.

To defend the St. Johns River and advocate for its protection.

The Florida Wildflower Foundation nurtures the awareness, understanding and enjoyment of Florida's native wildflowers through education, planting and research projects that increase the presence of wildflowers and support the wildlife depending upon them.

Thlong-range vision is: “To forever protect and preserve the natural features of Lemon Bay, Charlotte Harbor, their surrounding waters and uplands, and vital fish and wildlife habitat, through property preservation, environmental education and advocacy for sustainable land and water conservation policies and practices.”To support that long-range vision, we focus our mission in three areas: Saving land;Environmental education; andAdvocacy for sustainable environmental policies.

The mission of the Wolf River Conservancy is to protect and enhance the Wolf River watershed as a sustainable natural resource for conservation, education and recreation.

To Conserve the park’s natural resources and improve the park’s facilities for recreation and enjoying nature.