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 Everglades Foundation works to protect and restore America’s Everglades through science, advocacy, and education.

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.

The Exploratorium is a museum of science, art and human perception located in San Francisco. The Exploratorium''s Teacher Institute (TI) has been the professional development home for middle school and high school math and science teachers since 1984. TI's mission is to create and support a collaborative community of teachers, at all levels of their careers, through professional development that joyfully emphasizes the teaching and learning of science as a process for understanding the world around us.

The Friends of Daley Ranch support and promote the City of Escondido's efforts to protect and maintain Daley Ranch Conservation Bank habitats and wildlife. Our goals are to educate the next generation of Environmental Stewards and provide service-learning opportunities that supplement our educational programming, develop and implement enhancement projects that support the conservation of Daley Ranch and cultivate relationships with sister organizations and encourage responsible recreational opportunities at Daley Ranch.

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.