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		The Alaska Rainforest Campaign — Akrain.org ^Votes:0 Akrain.org Skip to Content home about us rainforest info action alerts how to help press room resources links Search You are here: Home The Alaska Rainforest Campaign Document Actions The Alaska Rainforest Campaign (ARC) is a coalition of national and Alaska conservation groups working to protect the remaining wildlands of the Tongass and Chugach National Forests from clearcutting and other harmful development. Together the Tongass and Chugach, our country's 1st and 2nd largest National Forests, make up the world's largest remaining intact expanse of coastal temperate rainforest. NEW for 2006! NEW and updated fact sheets "The Last Best Place" - Explore the Tongass National Forest and learn why the Minneapolis Star Tribune has named it one of the world's three last best places to visit. Dow Read More Go to Site


		AUDUBON: Saving Wetlands Newsletter ^Votes:0 Saving Wetlands Newsletter of the Audubon Wetlands Campaign Winter/Spring 2001 Summer/Fall 2000 Winter/Spring 2000 Action Alerts \| Mission \| National Map \| Results \| Join Wetland Campaign \| Local Chapter Input Birds \| Wetland Ecosystems \| Join Activist Network \| Funding \| Resources \| Links \| People Read More Go to Site

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		Earthwave Society ^Votes:0 Dedicated To Information And Education Concerned About Our Rivers and Oceans, Fish, and Wildlife At the International Sturgeon Conference in Manhattan, NY, guest speaker, Bill Murray, quoted famous author and noted lecturer, Charles Wm. Beebe... . "The beauty and genius of a work of art may be reconceived though its first material expression be destroyed. A vanished harmony may yet again inspire the composer, but when the last individual of a race of living beings breathes no more, another heaven and another earth must pass before such a one can be again." SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT There is a new commemorative stamp series entitled, “Wonders of America: Land of Superlatives”, published and distributed by the U.S. Postal Service which includes an artist’s rendition of our white Read More Go to Site

		FORESTS FOREVER? Protecting California's Forests ^Votes:0 Restore • Reinhabit • Re-enchant ______________________________________________________________________________ who we are \| volunteer \| jobs \| newsletter \| contact us \| links \| donate \| FoFo stuff \| home Our mission: To protect and enhance California forests and wildlife habitat through educational, legislative and electoral activities. Fighting global warming begins at home! Two good global warming bills are now in the U.S. Congress. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) has co-sponsored the Global Warming Pollution Reduction Act, S. 309 with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT). A companion bill in the House, H.R. 1590, the Safe Climate Act, is sponsored by Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA). Click here to learn more. Victory for wild forests! Court tosses repeal, reinstates original Roadless Rule. Click h Read More Go to Site

		Meadowview Biological Research Station ^Votes:0 Discovery - Research - Propagation - Reintroduction - Education - Links - Online Catalog - Events/News - Membership - Volunteering Contact Us - Visiting Meadowview/Directions - About Us - Newsletters The Joseph Pines Preserve You Can Help! Meadowview Biological Research Station www.pitcherplant.org 8390 Fredericksburg Turnpike Woodford, VA 22580 Phone (804) 633-4336 meadowview@pitcherplant.org Photo by Dennis Owens Click Here for Information on the Longleaf Pine Conference Sarracenia 'John Smith' Views of the Research Facility Meadowview is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving and restoring rare wetland plants, habitats and associated ecosystems on the coastal plain of Maryland and Virginia. Our particular area of specialization is an endangered habitat known as pitc Read More Go to Site

		National Audubon Society ^Votes:0 About Audubon Take Action Contact Us Home - ?Get On Board?: The ABCs of cap and trade - ?Camp Caribbean?: Ecotourism in the U.S. Virgin Islands - ?This Little Light of Mine?: Taking a shine to CFLs - View entire issue Tis the season: get your Audubon cards in time for the holidays! Bird : the ground-breaking photographic encyclopedia to birds of the world Our award-winning program for grades 3 ? 8 Audubon Calls For U.S. To Boost Clean Energy At Capitol event, Audubon President John Flicker says states are leading the way. Read more . Let's Talk Turkey Thanksgiving is almost here, so while thinking of family and friends, don't forget to thank the turkey! This bird is an integral part of U.S. history and even inspired John James Audubon in his paintings. Learn more , then test your turkey sm Read More Go to Site

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		Protected Areas Conservation Trust ^Votes:0 Promoting Sustainable Development and Management of Belize?s Protected Areas Promoting Sustainable Development and Management of Belize?s Protected Areas Intranet \| FAQ's \| Links \| Site Map Home About PACT Our People Organizational Chart News and Events Protected Areas Library Photo Gallery PACT Challenge Grant Program Donate to PACT Guest Book Contact Us Subscribe to our Newsletter Name: Email: Welcome to PACT Belize The Protected Areas Conservation Trust (PACT) is an environmental trust fund serving an enabling and empowering role in the conservation, preservation, enhancement, and management of Belize's natural resources and protected areas. Through a strategic, clear, equitable and flexible, and transparent process of grant making for all projects, PACT supports the involvement of larg Read More Go to Site

		Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies ^Votes:0 Home \| Contact Us \| Sitemap Visit Our Online Store 30 Years of Discovery & Commitment SIGN UP! Your involvement and support are vital to the Center's efforts to conserve endangered whales and marine ecosystems. Membership Make a donation Volunteer Whale Rescue • Latest Disentanglement • FAQ Whale Research • Right Whale Field Notes • Humpback Sightings MassSail • WhaleSail Scholarships • Spirit of Massachusetts Whale Watch • Whale Watch Internship • Portuguese Princess Excursions • All Day Ecological Whale Watch • Whale Watch Updates • Join PCCS and receive 50% off on Whale Watch Tickets! Public Policy • Nantucket Shelf Report • Shipping Lanes & Whales Cape Cod Bay • State of the Bay 2007 • Ocean Sanctuary Program &b Read More Go to Site

		SEACC: The Southeast Alaska Conservation Council ^Votes:0 \| Home \| The Tongass \| Publications \| Take Action \| About Us \| Support Us \| Products \| Home Sealaska Bill Tongass Plan 2007 Timber Pesticides Transportation Mining/Water Quality Business & Community Development The Tongass Publications Take Action About Us Support Us Products Protecting the Tongass "The Biggest, Wettest, and Wildest!" National Forest for You SEACC 419 Sixth St. #200 Juneau, Alaska 99801 (907) 586-6942 Home Sealaska Bill Goes after the Best of the Tongass Southeast Alaska?s regional native corporation, Sealaska, has not finalized the land selection and transfer granted to it in 1971 under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA). This September Congressman Don Young introduced H.R. 3560, a bill to finalize Sealaska?s outstanding land claims estimated at 60,000 to 65, Read More Go to Site

		Silva Forest Foundation ^Votes:0 Our Mission: The Silva Forest Foundation initiates and supports ecosystem stewardship by working with communities to protect, maintain and restore forests. This work expresses our guiding principle: The forest sustains us, we do not sustain the forest. We recognize that diverse ecosystems are required to maintain healthy communities, which in turn, are required to support strong local economies. Our work is practical: We pursue 'on the ground results' by providing mapping tools, education and training. Our work is also collaborative: we work with rural communities, First Nations and environmental organizations, and we help build bridges between divergent interests. Herb Hammond wins Canadian Environmental Award! We focus on solutions. We are a Canadian non-profit society with charitable ta Read More Go to Site

		Tall Timbers Research Station ^Votes:0 BirdQuest 2007 A Day with the Birds of Tall Timbers Research Station To read about the number counted and the different bird species seen by Tall Timbers’ staff during the annual BirdQuest, click here . Landowners Introduced to the Benefits of a Reduced Carbon Economy At a recent conference, sponsored by the Florida Wildlife Federation, Environmental Defense and Tall Timbers Research Station, noted economist Zach Willey brought what he thinks is a new source of income to local farmers and those who own tracts of land in timber. Learn More... Red Hills Forest Steward Guide Back by Popular Demand! The Red Hills Forest Steward Guide is the result of the collaboration of a great many people. The process of developing the guide involved considerable interaction between Red Hills’ la Read More Go to Site

		The Nature Conservancy - Protecting Nature, Preserving Life ^Votes:0 In Focus: Climate Change Deforestation accounts for 20 percent of all carbon emissions . See the ways we work to stop deforestation and save orangutans in Borneo. ? And how we're building coral reef resilience . Make a Conservation Gift You can now make a tax-free distribution from your IRA to the Conservancy . Find out how! Flow Like a River Less than 2 percent of U.S. rivers are free-flowing . Learn how we work to restore river flows for nature and people. Hal Malde, Photographer See a slideshow of great nature images by Hal Malde, who took thousands for the Conservancy before he died this month at age 84. More Nature Photo of the Month : Download It Enviro-Tips : Green Your T'Day Wild Life : The Last 'Intact' Places 127,000 Acres Saved : In Tennessee! Our Preserve Map : Nature Near You Read More Go to Site

		Wilburforce Foundation ^Votes:0 Wilburforce Foundation protects wildlife and targeted wildlands in Western North America by actively supporting organizations and leaders advancing conservation solutions. We are a private, philanthropic foundation that supports efforts to create a network of protected core reserves, corridors and buffer zones across Western North America that will support ecologically effective landscapes and viable wildlife populations. Wilburforce Foundation Site Map \| Grant Guidelines \| Funding Areas \| Grantees About Us \| Questions \| What's New p: 206-632-2325 f: 206-632-2326 e: grants@wilburforce.org 3601 Fremont Ave N #304 Seattle, WA 98103-8753 Website by Communicopia.Net Wilburforce Foundation is 100% carbon-neutral. 1. Proposal deadlines 2. Grant guidelines 3. Funding limitations 4. Driving direct Read More Go to Site

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