The mission of the CBBEP is the implementation of the Coastal Bend Bays Plan, which is to protect and restore the health and productivity of the bays and estuaries while supporting continued economic growth and public use of the bays.

Coastal Bend College is a student centered community college committed to delivering superb educational and life enriching opportunities to its students and the communities it serves.

The Coastal Interpretive Center is a natural history museum on a mission to educate the public about the natural and cultural history of Washington's Pacific Coast, and inspire the joy and wonder of nature.

Coastal Mountains Land Trust was founded in 1986 to permanently conserve land to protect the natural and human communities of the western Penobscot Bay region. In total, we have conserved over 13,000 acres of land by creating public nature preserves and helping landowners conserve the natural character of their properties. We are a small local nonprofit organization that serves 15 communities between Rockport and Prospect, Maine. The Learning Landscapes program at Coastal Mountains Land Trust aims to connect each child in our communities with a natural place near their school and the opportunity to learn outdoors. Through this program we are focused on: securing land or access to nature within walking distance of local school; supporting improvements, including trails and outdoor learning spaces; and mentoring educators in outdoor learning and connecting them with a network of local organizations and resources.

To preserve the biodiversity of the southeastern United States by conducting biological research, providing environmental education opportunities, and restoring lands back to native habitat.

Coastal Plains Outdoor School offers immersive, hands-on outdoor experiences that help people develop a deeper relationship with the land, with themselves, and with each other.

Preserve and promote the natural, cultural and historical heritage of the Damariscotta-Pemaquid region for the benefit of all. The Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust provides a “trail for all” ADA accessible trail and has Spanish speaking staff.

Coastal Roots Farm is a nonprofit community farm and education center. We cultivate healthy, connected communities by integrating sustainable agriculture, food justice, and ancient Jewish wisdom. The Farm offers School and Group Visits which are educational, dynamic, hands-on STEM and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)-based programs for Pre-K – 12th grade classes and groups. Scholarships are available for program fees and transportation costs. No school or group will be turned away for inability to pay.

The Coastal Watershed Council is a dynamic and growing non-profit based in Santa Cruz, CA, working to transform the lower San Lorenzo River into a community destination by inspiring people to explore, enhance and protect this critical natural resource. When people care for the river, learn about its significance and build a connection to nature, it benefits the river ecosystem and the community we serve. The Watershed Rangers Education Program engages students in the classroom, on field trips and during after-school and summer camp programs to explore, learn about and protect the San Lorenzo River. The program emphasizes that everyone can make a different today and that our actions matter.

CWPPRA is federal legislation enacted in 1990, designed to identify, prepare, and fund construction of coastal wetlands restoration projects.

Engage and educate the Cobb community, providing them with the knowledge, opportunities, and resources to implement responsible water practices that protect and conserve our water resources.

Providing nature-based learning to schools and the general public through hands-on learning that covers Georgia standards and engaging the public in positive nature experiences.

CodeJoy's mission is to ignite a new generation of creators by eliminating barriers and inviting everyone, everywhere in the world to explore robotics and coding.