Friends of the Dillon Ranger District (FDRD)’s Mission is to partner with the White River National Forest’s Dillon Ranger District in Summit County to provide opportunities for the community to play a more active role in the sustainable management of the local forest and to enhance the experiences of all who recreate here.

Friends of the Dunes is a 501c(3) non-profit organization dedicated to conserving the natural diversity of coastal environments in Humboldt County, California, through community supported education and stewardship programs.

Our mission is to protect the beauty of the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve and sustain its diversity of life for everyone to enjoy.

FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake was founded in 1994. The mission of FRIENDS is to preserve and protect the Great Salt Lake ecosystem and to increase public awareness and appreciation of the Lake through education, research, advocacy and the arts.

For over thirty years, our water-focused friends group has been the only grassroots conservation group dedicated to protecting the Kansas River. Friends of the Kaw's mission is to protect and preserve the Kansas River for future generations, to advocate for the rehabilitation of the Kansas River’s environs, including its water quality and wildlife habitat, to discover and promote compatible public recreational uses of the Kansas River and encourage the development of public access, to educate the public about the importance, benefits, and beauty of the Kansas River, and to cooperate with other persons, organizations, and public agencies in support of a healthy Kansas River ecosystem.

Inspiring and educating kids and adults to take action to protect and expand the Rainforest in Costa Rica and beyond.

Provide volunteer support to make Rio Bosque Wetlands Park a world-class nature park through the Park’s habitat-restoration, education, research, public outreach, advocacy and fundraising programs.

Improve water quality, hydrology and habitat of the Wolf Run Watershed in Lexington, Fayette County, KY.

Friends of Youth and Nature’s Mission: Eliminate barriers to participation in outdoor activities by Western Slope youth by Collaborating with organizations that provide activities to promote healthy physical, social, and emotional outdoor lifestyles that build resilience in our youth, Educating youth and community members about environmental stewardship opportunities, as well as opportunities to participate in outdoor activities, Connecting youth with local established outdoor education providers and providing a platform for collaboration among outdoor education partners, Facilitating coalitions of organizations serving our most compromised youth populations and eliminate barriers to connecting underserved youth to the outdoors.

The Frontera Land Alliance protects—forever—natural areas, working farms and ranches, water, and wildlife in west Texas and southern New Mexico region of the Chihuahuan Desert.

Provides assistance to Fulton County farmers in resource concerns with soil erosion, water quality, flood control, and conservation education.

To promote, publicize, and facilitate water and environmental education for the purpose of raising awareness, changing behavior, and encouraging individual/community stewardship.