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MBARA is an all‑volunteer 501(c)(3) that builds and deploys artificial reefs off Mexico Beach to restore and enhance marine habitat and fisheries, conduct reef design and biomass research, and educate the public (they also offer memorial‑reef options).

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Fishable Swimmable Drinkable Water in the Lake Erie Watershed

Pa’Ti Mar works to restore and protect San Juan’s coral reefs by operating a land‑based (ex‑situ) coral nursery that cultivates endangered reef species for transplant back to damaged reef sites. They combine direct restoration with community and youth education programs to rebuild reef habitat and raise local awareness.

Clean Water Foundation A Nonprofit

Rozalia Project’s goals are a clean, protected and thriving marine ecosystem.

Their mission is to be the clear voice for the protection of our most precious freshwater resources and wildlife habitat. They work to support everyone who values and benefits from clean water and healthy lakes in Maine, including lake residents, lake associations, surrounding communities, vacationers, and the next generation of lake stewards.

Promoting Sustainable Business through Marine Conservation. To do so, we will Activate and Empower the Recreational Fishing Community and Represent it and its Voice at the Federal, Regional, and State levels. We will speak up in an organized and cohesive manner across all fronts. We are going to let managers and politicians know that we are here and that we count. We are going to tell them that conservation is important not only to us but to our clients and to most of the angling community.

Rainforest Partnership works with Indigenous and local rainforest communities (primarily in the Ecuadorian Amazon and Peruvian Andes) to protect and regenerate standing tropical rainforests by building sustainable livelihoods, supporting conservation and forest management, conducting biodiversity research, and delivering environmental education and global engagement.

Tar River Land Conservancy works with private landowners, public agencies, and partners to protect and steward land and water in the Tar River Basin region. Its work focuses on conserving drinking‑water sources, wildlife habitat, working farms and forests, and recreational open space through land acquisition and conservation easements.

Willamette Riverkeeper’s sole mission is to protect and restore the Willamette River. We believe that a river with good water quality and abundant natural habitat, safe for fishing and swimming is a basic public right. The Willamette River belongs to all of us and should be protected as such. They work to enable the Willamette River Watershed to function more naturally with cold, pure water, meandering backchannels, and dynamic habitat for fish and wildlife. The health of this natural ecosystem is inseparable from the quality of life of our communities who live and work in its surrounding watershed; each is dependent on the other.