To manage, protect and enhance the quality and quantity of the Commonwealth's water resources for present and future generations through voluntary, regulatory, and educational programs.

To promote learning and skills for a sustainable and economically healthy environment.

Kentucky Heartwood seeks to protect and restore the integrity, stability, and beauty of native forests and biotic communities through research, education, advocacy, and community engagement.

Create and increase interest in Kentucky birds and to support bird conservation.

Venom production for research and medicine, educational exhibit and outreach about reptiles, support of reptile conservation, and biology research.

To provide research based hands on learning opportunities for youth.

KSU is a public land-grant university committed to advancing Kentucky and impacting individuals providing education in scholarly research and public service to enable productive lives.

Watershed education programs help program participants understand the relationship between land use and water quality while also promoting conservation behaviors.

Developing and communicating water-related strategies and tools for Kentucky.

To protect, restore, and celebrate the waterways of Kentucky.

Advance the skills of Kentucky woodland owners though educational activities, interaction with other landowners and forestry professionals.

Each year, the Kern County Water Agency’s Improvement District No. 4’s (ID4) comprehensive Water Education Program educates thousands of local students about Kern County’s local and state water supplies, and the importance of water and its conservation. This provides the opportunity to make informed decisions when it comes to water and its conservation. The program incorporates teacher workshops, curriculum materials, assemblies, classroom presentations and student contests. All curricula and instruction offered correlate to the Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards for kindergarten through 12th grade.