To improve lives through life skill development with local, state, and national partners, research-based methods and programming, service-oriented practices, long-term strategic planning, and play.

West Shore Community College provides environmental education and sustainability programs as part of its comprehensive educational offerings.

Dedicated to the conservation and preservation of native ecosystems, farm and forest lands, watersheds, and scenic landscapes for the benefit of wild and human communities in western Maine.

The Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology (WFVZ) is an amazing natural history museum in Camarillo. With a mission to contribute to the conservation of the world's wild bird species through sharing our collections with researchers, educators, students, and the public, and through bird education programs, research projects, and publications, the WFVZ was founded in 1956 by Ed Harrison, a businessman and natural history collector, as a repository for egg and nest collections that could be used in bird conservation and public education.

Provide education about the natural environment to people of all ages and to protect and enhance the Arboretum as a haven and as a sanctuary for native plants and animals.

To prepare students for exciting careers helping people improve their quality of life by serving their community in nonprofit, government, and commercial recreation services.

WMPM is a place where children are welcomed and validated in their learning and play. Despite the greater world’s uncertainty and struggle, WMPM seeks to be a safe place where children and adults are encouraged to explore new concepts, share of themselves, and trust in one another