We inspire, connect, and engage Latino communities in the outdoors and embrace cultura y familia as part of the outdoor narrative, ensuring our history, heritage, and leadership are valued and represented.

To inspire and engage through science discovery and learning in ways that advance equity and opportunity.

Learning Gardens Laboratory (LGL) fosters leadership and environmental stewardship through experiential garden-based education, deep reciprocity with the land, and active engagement in sustainable food systems. By empowering learners of all ages and backgrounds, LGL cultivates resilient communities committed to climate action, food justice, and the interconnected health of people and the planet.

The educational basecamp for Gulf State Park, allowing locals and visitors of all ages to learn about the environment and then launching their own hands-on immersive explorations.

Lee County Hyacinth Control District strives to promote sound aquatic plant management through operations, research, and outreach education emphasizing integrated management techniques.

The mission of Lee G. Simmons Wildlife Safari Park is to promote live viewing, educational activities, and conservation programs surrounding North American native animals, and to enhance public appreciation for and actions on behalf of wildlife and wild places. This mission has developed a robust environmental education program that encourages and inspires wonder, appreciation, and awareness of the natural world through personal and unique experiences, which will encourage environmental stewardship.

Lee Richardson Zoo connects people with wildlife, inspiring appreciation and understanding of the natural world through conservation, education, and engaging experiences.

Legacy Greenscapes was founded as a nonprofit organization in 2017 with a purpose to ensure the people of Clark County have access to fun, clean, safe and beautiful public spaces.

Through place-based education, empower students to value natural places, make life choices that protect and conserve Earth’s resources, and promote innovative, responsible environmental solutions.

To preserve and restore native Texas ecosystems and biodiversity while providing opportunities for environmental education, research, and recreation.

Lexington County Museum collects, preserves and presents the history of Lexington County, specifically the artifacts and structures made and used in the area before 1865.