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SalmonState
SalmonState works to the ensure Alaska remains a place where wild salmon and the people who depend on them, thrive.
Hispanic Access Foundation
Hispanic Access Foundation connects Latinos and others with partners and opportunities to improve lives and create an equitable society. One day, every Latino in America will enjoy good physical health and a healthy natural environment, a high-quality education, economic success and civic engagement in their community with the sum of improving the future of America.
Dene Kayeh Institute
The Dena Kayeh Institute (“DKI”) is a non-profit society that was established in 2004 and created to empower, preserve, and protect the Kaska Dena language, oral traditions, history, culture, and traditional knowledge. The BC Kaska communities have designated DKI as their representative to administer the collection and management of their Traditional Knowledge, which focuses on…
Aboriginal Outfitters
To bring awareness and culturally sensitive education to the greater Okanogan county area as it relates to Indigenous history, culture, and restoration of Indian Land. Our goal is to use art, media, and events to empower underserved populations to promote clean and healthy outdoor lifestyles.
Big Bend Conservation Alliance
The Big Bend Conservation Alliance works to conserve the living heritage and unique natural and cultural resources of the greater Big Bend region of Texas.
Arc of Appalachia
The Arc of Appalachia acquires, stewards and protects wildlands in Ohio. The Arc of Appalachia has saved over 7000 acres of land in its quarter century of stewardship. It’s 20 preserve regions protect over 1100 species of plants, 80 of which are state-listed as rare & endangered, and provide refuge for tens of thousands native…
Monumental SHIFT
We created Monumental SHIFT to shift the traditional designation and maintenance of national monuments to center ethnically and racially diverse communities in the creation, conception, funding, and stewardship to honor the lands and places that are sacred to the members of our community.
Valentine Conservation Community
The Valentine Conservation Community (VCC) is a group of 30 residents, led by a multi-generational Black family, who have maintained land ownership in the East St. Louis, Illinois, Valentine Street neighborhood for more than 74 years. VCC is seeking to imbue a historical culture of conservation and love for nature in their neighborhood, which is…