GLLT's mission is tow work with our neighbors, towns, and like-minded organizations to protect and preserve the ecosystems of Kezar Lake, Kezar River, and Cold River watersheds for the benefit and enjoyment of the natural and human community today and as a legacy for the future. Our service area includes Lovell, Stoneham, Stow, and Sweden.

GO STEM is a regional partnership cultivating a community that values STEM learning, prepares youth for successful STEM careers, and builds pathways and pipelines to meet workforce needs.

Green Bay Botanical Garden connects people with plants by providing year-round educational and recreational experiences for everyone in an environment that engages, inspires, and refreshes.

To inspire an understanding, appreciation and stewardship of nature, through diverse environmental and outdoor recreation programming; while promoting environmentally responsible choices.

Founded in 2004 by Kate Lacouture, Green Circle Design (GCD) works on the principle that good landscape design should be inherently sustainable. To this end, GCD promotes alternatives to the American front lawn, uses native plants to preserve habitat, and encourages organic methods of gardening. GCD also offers consultations to schools and community groups interested in starting garden programs. They strive to inspire and empower kids by teaching them the impact of their decisions as citizens on the environment.

Green City Recycler is a textile recycling company that diverts used clothing, shoes, and other household items from the landfill. Through our efforts, we hope to reduce the millions of pounds of textile waste currently finding its way to the local landfill.

Bio4Edu is a program developed by Green Energy Biofuel to provide environmental education and hands on experience with cooking oil recycling and its uses.

Green Forests Work's mission is to restore healthy, productive forests on formerly mined lands in the Appalachian region and beyond.

Green Guardians integrates environmental education into all K—12 core subjects through instructional materials and experiential learning opportunities, and advances environmental literacy for all K—12 students­.

Our mission is to educate the public on ways to take better care of our planet. We provide free art workshops to teach the public how to make art from trash.

To preserve environmentally valuable or sensitive lands and open space along the Lake Wales Ridge