Our mission is to preserve and restore the Escondido Creek watershed in North San Diego County, California. Our vision is that, through the Conservancy's leadership, the Escondido Creek watershed will become a model of vibrant urban communities and viable natural ecosystems thriving together. The Conservancy is an accredited land trust of the Land Trust Alliance. The Conservancy manages 3,000 acres of conservation land and provides outdoor education programs to students, adults, and families. The Conservancy partnered with the Olivenhain Municipal Water District to construct an interpretive center that serves as a home for our school-based programs.

The Executive Learning Lab curates rigorous, engaging, and relevant learning programs, and strategies, across all organizational levels to operationalize the core tenets of DEIB and social justice.

We conserve water and wildlife resources forever through the preservation of open land.

We promote gardening, preservation of historic gardens, conservation and environmental protection, education of members and youth, civic beautification, horticulture and floral design.

The Green Project develops a culture of creative reuse by building a marketplace for reclaimed materials and cultivating a respect for their value.

From family fishing expeditions to comprehensive region-wide flood mitigation, The Greenway Foundation is taking constant action to ensure a sustainable water future. We are bringing the community to the river and the river to the community. Since 1974, we’ve been leading efforts to reclaim the South Platte River and its tributaries, transforming our community’s vital watershed from a virtual cesspool to a place of environmental and recreational pride. As we look to the future, we believe our work is just getting started.

The HEAL Project offers experiential farm-based programs at The San Mateo County School Farm in Half Moon Bay. Our educational science programs cultivate kids'' environmental awareness and health literacy. Students who visit the farm are empowered by learning about their food system and earth''s natural cycles to better understand where their food comes from and why it matters. We have a series of different types of field trips that can be chosen ranging from one to two touch points and compost specific programming.

The HEAL Project teaches kids where their food comes from and why it matters.

Mission: Accelerate environmental literacy and conservation in Kansas through non-biased, science-based environmental education. ​Vision: Grow a healthy, vibrant, and resilient Kansas through the power of environmental education.

To conserve the unique character of Tennessee’s natural and historic landscapes and sites for future generations.

The ocean is in trouble. From the depletion of fish stocks to increasing ocean temperatures, human activity threatens marine ecosystems that are vital to the health of our ocean and all life on earth. As a critical first responder to these threats, The Marine Mammal Center is leading the field in ocean conservation through marine mammal rescue, veterinary medicine, science, and education. Marine mammals are ecosystem indicators, and these animals provide insights into human and ocean health threats. Together, we are taking action today to support a network of scientists and stewards to protect our shared ocean environment for future generations.

Inspiring research and leadership that ensures clean, abundant water for the environment and all humanity.