The Kent Soil & Water Conservation District partners with local, state and federal agencies to help protect the Chesapeake Bay. The District works with landowners to install conservation practices to protect soil health, prevent soil erosion and reduce run off of nutrients and chemicals into the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

KAIRE is Louisville Metro APCD's community outreach and education program, enhancing the quality of life for Kentuckiana residents by helping you make daily air-friendly choices.

Prepare students for careers in the agriculture industry which includes the production of food and fiber and the management of natural resources.

Increase environmental knowledge and community engagement in Kentucky through the power of environmental education.

Improve the quality of life and employability of Kentucky's citizens by serving as the primary provider of: College and Workforce Readiness, Transfer Education, Workforce Education and Training.

The KDFWRs’ mission is to conserve, protect, and enhance Kentucky’s fish and wildlife resources.

To protect human health and the environment by achieving and maintaining acceptable air quality for all Kentuckians.

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.