EarthShare of Michigan
(517) 641-7200
www.earthsharemichigan.org |
Donations are shared among our member groups to protect our environment, health, wildlife, and natural resources. One environment, one simple way to care for it. |
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African Wildlife Foundation
(202) 939-3333
www.awf.org |
Protects imperiled species-- lions, mountain gorillas, rhinos, elephants, zebras-- through habitat conservation, science, leadership training and wildlife-friendly community-beneficial business development for 50 years. |
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Alaska Conservation Foundation
(907) 276-1917
www.alaskaconservation.org |
Protects imperiled species-- lions, mountain gorillas, rhinos, elephants, zebras-- through habitat conservation, science, leadership training and wildlife-friendly community-beneficial business development for 50 years. |
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American Farmland Trust
(202) 331-7300
www.farmland.org |
Helping farmers and ranchers protect their land from development, produce a healthier environment, and build successful communities. Working to save the land that sustains us. |
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American Forests
(202) 737-1944
www.americanforests.org |
Funds private and public land reforestation projects; provides satellite imagery of tree loss to cities; educates the public on the value of trees and forests. |
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American Rivers
(202) 347-7550
www.AmericanRivers.org |
Working to protect and restore healthy, natural rivers for the benefit of people and wildlife; ensuring clean drinking water, natural flood protection, and recreational enjoyment. |
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Bat Conservation International
(512) 327-9721
www.batcon.org |
Worldwide authority on bats committed to their protection through direct habitat conservation, research and education; facilitating win-win solutions that help both bats and people. |
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Beyond Pesticides
(202) 543-5450
www.beyondpesticides.org |
Prevents pesticide poisoning of our environment, homes, workplaces, schools, food and water through a practical information clearinghouse on toxic hazards and non-chemical pest control. |
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Center for Health, Environment and Justice
(703) 237-2249
www.chej.org |
Protects the health of communities and children through grassroots organizing, coalition-building, and consumer campaigns to eliminate dangerous chemicals in water, air, homes and schools. |
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Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination
(989) 588-9845
www.caccmi.org |
Grassroots environmental group dedicated to social justice, empowerment, and protection of the Great Lakes; assists citizens to prevent and address chemical contamination in their communities. |
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Clean Water Fund, Michigan Chapter
(517) 203-0758
www.cleanwaterfund.org |
We all live downstream...Neighborhood-based action, education programs join citizens, businesses, and government for sensible solutions ensuring safe drinking water, pollution prevention, resource conservation. |
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Clinton River Watershed Council
(248) 601-0606
www.crwc.org |
Individuals, businesses, community groups and local governments working together to protect, enhance and celebrate the Clinton River, its watershed and Lake St. Clair. |
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The Conservation Fund
(703) 525-6300
www.conservationfund.org |
The nation's most effective and efficient conservation organization - protecting working landscapes, wildlife habitat, historic and recreation sites - with 97% of funds going directly to mission. |
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Conservation International
(703) 341-2400
www.conservation.org |
Using a strong foundation of science, partnership and field demonstration, CI empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature for humanity's long-term well being. |
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Defenders of Wildlife
(202) 682-9400
www.Defenders.org |
Working since 1947 to save America's endangered animals and their threatened habitat for future generations through public education, citizen advocacy, legal action and scientific research. |
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Detroit Audubon Society
(248) 990-1316
www.detroitaudubon.org |
Promotes and protects birds, other wildlife, their habitat and Michigan's natural resources through public education programs, research, advocacy, sanctuary management and citizen action. |
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EcoHealth Alliance
(888) 978-4275
www.ecohealthalliance.org |
Empowers local conservation scientists worldwide to protect nature and safeguard ecosystem and human health. Healthy, intact ecosystems can prevent the spread of disease. |
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Ecology Center
(734) 761-3186
www.ecocenter.org |
Michigan-based organization working for a safe and healthy environment, with a focus on clean energy, children's health, environmental justice and a sustainable future. |
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Environmental and Energy Study Institute
(202) 628-1400
www.eesi.org |
Protecting the climate by educating Congress, developing innovative solutions, and building broad coalitions to move America to efficient and renewable energy for a sustainable future. |
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Environmental Defense Fund
(212) 505-2100
www.environmentaldefense.org |
Environmental Defense Fund's scientists, economists and attorneys design practical, long-term strategies to protect wildlife, natural resources, safeguard clean air, water and human health. |
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Environmental Law Institute
(202) 939-3800
www.eli.org |
Environmental law that works for you: community-based education + research on national problems = solutions to protect people and nature. Independent and non-partisan. |
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Friends of the Rouge
(313) 792-9900
www.therouge.org |
Promotes restoration and stewardship of Rouge River ecosystem through education and citizen involvement to improve the quality of life of people, plants and animals of the watershed. |
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Food & Water Watch
(202) 683-2500
www.foodandwaterwatch.org |
We work together with people to demand our right to safe food and clean water, and we fight for policies that prioritize safety over profits. |
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Galapagos Conservancy
(703) 383-0077
www.galapagos.org |
Supports conservation, education, and scientific research in and on behalf of the Galapagos Islands. |
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Huron River Watershed Council
(734) 769-5123
www.hrwc.org |
To inspire attitudes, behaviors and economies that protect, rehabilitate and sustain the Huron River System. Services include hands-on education, policy development and river protection projects. |
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Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research
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Izaak Walton League of America
(301) 548-0150
www.iwla.org |
From hunters to hikers, our members protect America's outdoors through community-based conservation, education, commonsense public policy, and a commitment to strong outdoor ethics. |
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Land Trust Alliance
(202) 638-4725
www.landtrustalliance.org |
Leads 1,700 conservation groups across America to save the forests, farms, waterways and natural areas you love in communities where you live, work and travel. |
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Legacy Land Conservancy
(734) 994-8719
www.legacylandconservancy.org |
Protects the forests, farms, wetlands, and rivers of south-central Michigan. Educates the public on land use issues. |
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Little Traverse Conservancy
(231) 347-0991
www.landtrust.org |
Protects the scenic and natural beauty of northern Michigan by preserving significant land and open space, and provides outdoor education programs for children and adults. |
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Michigan Audobon Society
(517) 886-9144
www.michiganaudubon.org |
Focusing on birds, Michigan Audubon Society is dedicated to the awareness, enjoyment, and stewardship of natural resources and the environment, utilizing research, education, and conservation |
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Michigan Environmental Council
(517) 487-9539
www.environnmentalcouncil.org |
A coalition of more than 70 organizations created in 1980 to lead Michigan's environmental movement in achieving positive change through the political process. |
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Michigan Nature Association
(517) 655-5655
www.michigannature.org |
Educates people about, protects, and maintains Michigan's unique natural areas since 1952 at 165 sanctuaries throughout the state that are open to the public. |
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Michigan United Conservation Clubs
(517) 371-1041
www.mucc.org |
Through education, advocacy and outreach, MUCC conserves and enhances Michigan's natural resources and outdoor heritage now and for future generations. |
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Michigan Wildlife Conservancy
(517) 641-7677
www.miwildlife.org |
Provides citizens, businesses and local communities with design, technical and funding assistance and supervision for fish and wildlife restorations and improvements in their community. |
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National Parks Conservation Association
(202) 223-6722
www.npca.org |
Preserves national parks from the Grand Canyon to Gettysburg; protects endangered wildlife and cultural sites; promotes new parks; defends against pollution, inappropriate development and overcrowding. |
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National Wildlife Federation
(703) 438-6000
www.nwf.org |
America's conservation organization dedicated to protecting endangered species and habitats for our children's future and connecting people with nature through education and action opportunities. |
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Natural Resources Defense Council
(212) 727-2700
www.nrdc.org |
NRDC defends embattled wilderness, rivers, clean air, coasts and wildlife across America and around the globe. Saved Baja's whales, Canada's Spirit bears, and California's sequoias. |
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The Nature Conservancy, Michigan Chapter
(517) 316-0300
www.nature.org/michigan |
Preserves native plants, animals, and natural communities by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. |
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Oceana, Inc.
(202) 833-3900
www.oceana.org |
Works internationally to protect marine wildlife and human health through programs to end pollution and destructive fishing practices, and to ensure vibrant, healthy oceans. |
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Pesticide Action Network North America
(415) 981-1771
www.panna.org |
Working to eliminate poisonous pesticides. Links consumer, labor, health, environment and agriculture groups internationally to advance safer, ecologically sound pest control alternatives. |
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Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
(202) 331-9696
www.railstotrails.org |
Converts thousands of miles of unused railroad corridors into public trails for walking, bicycling, hiking, skating, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, wildlife habitats and nature appreciation. |
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Rainforest Alliance
(212) 677-1900
www.rainforest-alliance.org |
Works to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behavior. |
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The Sierra Club Foundation, Michigan
(517) 484-2372
www.michigan.sierraclub.org |
Empowers local citizens to work together to keep our Great Lakes healthy, build environmental communities, and protect Michigan's wild heritage. |
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Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision Project
(313) 842-1961
www.sdevweb.org |
Works to improve the environment and economy of Southwest Detroit by addressing urban environmental issues including air quality, blight, brownfield remediation, and land use planning. |
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The Student Conservation Association
(603) 543-1700
www.theSCA.org |
Building new generations of conservation leaders by engaging college and high school-age individuals in hands-on service to parks, forests and urban greenspaces nationwide. |
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Surfrider Foundation
(949) 492-8170
www.surfrider.org |
Protects and preserves the world's oceans, waves and beaches through conservation, activism, research and education. Activities include: water quality monitoring, environmental education and grassroots activism. |
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Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
(231) 347-1181
www.watershedcouncil.org |
Strives to preserve the environmental, economic and aesthetic value of northern Michigan's lakes, streams, wetlands, and drinking water through monitoring, education and advocacy. |
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The Trust for Public Land
(415) 495-4014
www.tpl.org |
The Trust for Public Land conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, gardens, and other natural places, ensuring livable communities for generations to come. |
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Union of Concerned Scientists
(617) 547-5552
www.ucsusa.org |
Scientists and citizens working on solutions to reduce air pollution and global warming, protect biodiversity, prevent nuclear proliferation, and ensure a sustainable, safe food system. |
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Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition
(906) 524-7899
www.upenvironment.org |
Strives to protect and maintain the unique environmental qualities of Michigan's Upper Peninsula by educating the public and acting as watchdog to industry and government. |
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West Michigan Environmental Action Council
(616) 451-3051
www.wmeac.org |
Advocates to protect, enhance, and restore West Michigan's natural and human environments and promote sustainable communities through partnerships, public education, and citizen involvement. |
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World Wildlife Fund
(202) 293-4800
www.worldwildlife.org |
Multinational conservation organization working worldwide to combat climate change, save endangered animals, protect wild habitats, and transform market forces to act in harmony with nature. |
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