The Chumash Indian Museum is a historical site and living history center. This museum is dedicated to restoring and preserving an awareness of the Chumash people and their historical, cultural, material and present-day influence, as well as the natural environment and historical significance of this site. Through exhibits, events, and educational programs, the Chumash Indian Museum serves as a gathering place for a partnership with the native and non-native communities connecting the past with the present to continue our shared future.

Our mission is to promote conservation of natural resources through education and stewardship.

It is our mission to furnish functional, aesthetically sound facilities and curricular resources for supporting outdoor education and leadership training to young people. In addition, we will provide facilities and outdoor education learning opportunities to various adult and student groups which are deemed compatible with our setting.

We are educators and volunteers focused on Climate Solutions at the family, community, and national levels. We can customize presentations and interactive virtual meetings to your interests and needs. We recruit local leaders, elected officials, and scientists to meet with your students.

To foster dialogue, education, and collaboration on environmental issues in the Houston / Gulf Coast region.

City Growers is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization based in New York City. City Growers uses urban agriculture to engage youth in experiential learning, nurturing a lifelong relationship to food, their health, and the natural world.

We are committed to ensuring that our programs engage young people who need them most by working to redistribute resources that have historically not been allocated equitably, especially within education systems and green spaces. Through our original curriculum design, aligned with New York State Department of Education STEM and Science Learning Standards, we use innovative growing spaces such as rooftop farms, school gardens, and public parks as living learning laboratories to foster a love of nature and encourage New York City youth to consider their place within the urban ecosystem and to inspire the next generation of leaders to protect the planet.

Enhance the quality of life for those in our community.

Providing K-12 programs in water education, including conservation, water cycle, storm water pollution prevention, and other water topics.

To make a positive difference in the community by efficiently managing public resources and providing effective services and leadership that exceed the expectations of our citizens.