WMEAC works to promote environmental sustainability, conservation, and community engagement in West Michigan.

Wohelo is a residential summer camp for girls in Raymond, Maine. It offers a mile and a half of shore front on crystal clear Sebago Lake, cabins without electricity nestled in the woods and along the shore, and a caring, diverse, and stimulating environment for campers. Wohelo has been run by the founding family for more than 100 years, with fourth generation directors currently at the helm. Little Wohelo offers a daily rotating schedule by age group. Campers enjoy a nurturing program that fosters enthusiasm, cooperation, and thoughtfulness. Sebago Wohelo offers free choice scheduling. Campers, with guidance from counselors, choose activities based on goals and interests. Activities include swimming, tennis, dance, drama, puppetry, sterling silver craft, glass beading, weaving, nature/ecology, pottery, canoeing, stand up paddle boarding, wakeboarding, wake surfing, waterskiing, windsurfing, extensive sailing and racing at Sebago Wohelo. Most campers and staff members are returning, and there is a network of thousands of loyal alumni.

Woldumar Nature Center provides environmental education programs and preserves natural habitats to promote understanding of local ecosystems.

Provide brown, brook, cutthroat, and rainbow trout for mitigation stocking in Kentucky and Indiana, maintaining Visitor/Environmental Education Center, and providing environmental education.

To conserve and protect wolves and their habitat.

Transforming our relationship with farming and food for a healthier planet

To promote and advance the health and wellness of the woman, her family and her community. Women for Healthy Rural Living offers mobility accommodations.