1.
Aprovecho’s mission is “Living, Learning,
Organizing, and Educating to Inspire a Sustainable Culture.” Thirty years after
its founding, the center serves as an inspiration for the hundreds of students,
visitors, and volunteers that make use of its facilities.
2.
The
Coast Fork Willamette Watershed Council is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that strives
to enhance and restore habitat for fish and wildlife, our community, and for
future generations.http://www.coastfork.org/
3. At Umpqua-Watershed, our goals are to advocate sound stewardship practices that sustain
biodiversity and restore degraded lands and waterways.http://www.umpqua-watersheds.org/index.htm
4.
Lost Valley, we host courses, workshops,
events, a conference center, and the Meadowsong Ecovillage residential
community, which are all contexts for world view changing and interactive,
experiential learning. People who come through any of those avenues will grow
in their ability to be positive agents for change in a wide variety of work
settings, social action groups, living situations and life paths.http://lostvalley.org/
5. Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center is dedicated to preserving and
restoring one of the most important wild places in the world, with its rich web
of unique life, was born almost 30 years ago near Bald Mountain in the
Kalmiopsis. Lou Gold, Pedro Tama, and Romain Cooper formed the Siskiyou Project
to ensure that future generations of all species would enjoy this special
place. Over the decades the work of Siskiyou Project inspired thousands to take
a stand against the destruction; together we worked to reverse course, seeking
a sustainable coexistence with our wild lands and rivers.http://www.siskiyou.org/index.shtml
6.
Clean Forest
Project, with
the help of our army of volunteers, has taken on the task of removing garbage
and hazardous waste from forests, deserts, and beaches to restore our fragile
watersheds and eco-systems. Since 2007 Clean Forest Project has removed
over 680,000 pounds of illegally dumped trash from our beautiful public
lands. Clean Forest Project operates in many states, and is taking
our mission nation-wide.http://www.cleanforestproject.org/
7.
Cape Arago
Audubon Society’s
mission is to promote appreciation and understanding of the birds and natural
environment of Coos County through education, field trips, and local
restoration and conservation projects that enhance our community.http://www.capearagoaudubon.org/index.html
8. Nearby Nature is a non-profit education organization based in
Eugene, Oregon. Our staff and volunteers lead nature walks,
teach SUMMER DAYCAMPS, host school
programs, sponsor special events, teach adult workshops, and work
on environmental restoration projects,
primarily in the Whilamut Natural Area of Alton Baker Park.
Nearby Nature also serves as the City of Eugene's official Park Host in Alton
Baker Park, maintains an educationalhttp://www.nearbynature.org/
9. Cascadia Wildlands educates,
agitates, and inspires a movement to protect and restore Cascadia's wild
ecosystems.http://www.cascwild.org/
10. Good Company is a sustainability consulting firm that provides analysis, strategy and implementation services to
help clients better their performance. Our clients share our mission of making
sustainability work and value both critical and creative thinking for
their operations, their projects and their new ventures.
11. Founded in 1974, Oregon Wild
works to protect and restore Oregon’s wildlands, wildlife and waters as an
enduring legacy for all Oregonians.
12. The Walama Restoration Project (WRP) is a community organized
non-profit, founded in 2001, and dedicated to the enhancement, rehabilitation,
and restoration of the waterways, forest, and grassland ecosystems within and
adjacent to the Willamette Valley. In addition to ecosystem restoration, WRP
facilitates environmental education and the fostering of connections between
people and the bioregion in which they live. http://walamarestoration.org/
13. Lane County (Oregon) Audubon
Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society and a
non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of and education about
our natural environment, with a primary focus on birds, other wildlife, and
their habitats.We seek to develop a culture of conservation that protects and
preserves the earth's biological diversity.
14. The Mission of the Southern Oregon Land Conservancy is to work cooperatively with
landowners, partners, and communities to protect high priority lands in the
Rogue Basin for current and future generations.http://www.landconserve.org/home
15. Northwest Youth Corps was created in 1984 to offer teenagers an
education-based, work experience modeled after the historic Civilian
Conservation Corps of the 1930's. In 1984, support from Oregon's forest
products industry and grants from four northwest foundations, allowed NYC to
start its' first program and serve 52 teens.
16. The Mission of Cascade
Sierra Solutions is to
conserve natural resources and enhance public health through freight
transportation energy efficiency improvements and emissions reduction.
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