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  1. The Alliance for Religion and Conservation is a secular organization that works with the major religions of the world to create and organize environmental programs. http://www.arcworld.org/
  2. The Nature Conservancy is the number one conservation organization working all over the world to protect and restore the natural lands and waters that are key to the Earth’s ecosystem. http://www.nature.org
  3. Plant A Billion is The Nature Conservancy’s project to plant a billion trees and restore 2.5 million acres in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil, one of the world’s most endangered tropical forests. http://plantabillion.org
  4. Greenpeace is the leading environmentalist campaigning organization focusing on communication and action in order to solve today’s main environmental issues. http://greanpeace.org
  5. The Helsinki Commission protects the aquatic ecological system of the Baltic Sea from all causes of pollution and contamination. It works through the inter-governmental cooperation of the surrounding European States. http://www.helcom.fi
  6. International Union for Conservation of Nature, the oldest environmental organization network, works to find the most practical and efficient solutions to the world’s most threatening environmental dilemmas. http://www.iucn.org/about/
  7. The African Wildlife Foundation works to protect the wildlife and lands of Africa. http://www.awf.org/
  8. Part of the World Wildlife Fund, The World Wide Fund for Nature works to stop the destruction and defilement of the Earth ecosystems and promote the harmony between human and nature. http://wwf.panda.org/
  9. The Union of Concerned Scientists is the number one not-for-profit science based organization, working towards a healthier and more stable environment. http://www.ucsusa.org/about/
  10. Seacology is one of the world’s top nonprofit environmental organizations working specifically to preserve biodiversity in heavily threatened island ecosystems all over the world. http://www.seacology.org
  11. Winrock is an international nonprofit organization that works worldwide to promote and empower people, economies and the environments in which they exist. http://winrock.org
  12. The Wildlife Conservation Society is dedicated to the protection of wildlife and ecosystems on both land and sea. http://www.wcs.org
  13. Amazon Watch works to protect and preserve the rainforests of the Amazon and defend its native people. http://www.amazonwatch.org/
  14. Friends of the Earth are a community of grassroots organizations that spans 77 countries. It works to defend and improve the environment and fight for a healthier world. http://www.foe.org/who-we-are
  15. The Environmental Defense Fund confronts the world’s most problematic and severe environmental issues through implementation of sound science, economic incentives and corporate partnerships. http://www.edf.org
  16. The Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition raise awareness and advocate for the ecosystems of the Antarctic environment. http://www.asoc.org/
  17. United Nation Environment Program addresses the increasingly severe conditions of the world’s oceans and costal areas. http://www.unep.org/regionalseas/default.asp
  18. Coral Reef Alliance is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection of the coral reef. http://www.coral.org/
  19. The European Environment Agency acts as a source for independent information about the environment and environmental policy. http://www.eea.europa.eu/
  20. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Changes is the primary organization assessing and researching environmental issues and providing concise scientific reports of these issues to the public. http://www.ipcc.ch/index.htm
  21. Polar Bears International is a worldwide nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of polar bears and their natural habitat. http://www.polarbearsinternational.org/
  22. The National Geographic provides a great way to learn and understand the delicate and fascinating balance of the environment through this multi-media interactive website. http://www.nationalgeographic.com
  23. The Polar Conservation Organization is a nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of the poles. http://www.polarconservation.org/
  24. Join the Plastiki Global Mission as the crew sails the ocean on a sustainable boat made of plastic. Learn about sustainable energy, reusable and regenerated materials as the crew goes on an exciting Ecology Adventure to promote a greener earth. http://www.theplastiki.com/
  25. Basel Action Network is the only organization that confronts the global threat of toxic trade and the dangerous affects on humans and the environment. http://www.ban.org
  26. The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center is one of the most influential research centers leading in the study of the land, water and coastal zones to help understand the crucial environmental challenges of today. http://www.serc.si.edu
  27. The Energy and Environmental Research Center is a leading research center and developer of technologies that promote a cleaner more environmentally friendly world. http://www.undeerc.org/
  28. Oceana is the largest worldwide organization dedicated to ocean conservation. http://www.oceana.org
  29. The Alliance for Religion and Conservation is a secular organization that works with the major religions of the world to create and organize environmental programs. http://www.arcworld.org/
  30. The Nature Conservancy is the number one conservation organization working all over the world to protect and restore the natural lands and waters that are key to the Earth’s ecosystem. http://www.nature.org
  31. Plant A Billion is The Nature Conservancy’s project to plant a billion trees and restore 2.5 million acres in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil, one of the world’s most endangered tropical forests. http://plantabillion.org
  32. Greenpeace is the leading environmentalist campaigning organization focusing on communication and action in order to solve today’s main environmental issues. http://greanpeace.org
  33. The Helsinki Commission protects the aquatic ecological system of the Baltic Sea from all causes of pollution and contamination. It works through an intergovernmental cooperation of the surrounding European States. http://www.helcom.fi
  34. International Union for Conservation of Nature, the oldest environmental organization network, works to find the most practical and efficient solutions to the world’s most threatening environmental dilemmas. http://www.iucn.org/about/
  35. The African Wildlife Foundation works to protect the wildlife and lands of Africa. http://www.awf.org/
  36. Part of the World Wildlife Fund, The World Wide Fund for Nature works to stop the destruction and defilement of the Earth ecosystems and promote the harmony between human and nature. http://wwf.panda.org/
  37. The Union of Concerned Scientists is the number one non-for-profit science based organization, working towards a healthier and more stable environment. http://www.ucsusa.org/about/
  38. Seacology is one of the world’s top nonprofit environmental organizations working specifically to preserve biodiversity in heavily threatened island ecosystems all over the world. http://www.seacology.org
  39. Winrock is an international nonprofit organization that works worldwide to promote and empower people, economies and the environments in which they exist. http://winrock.org
  40. The Wildlife Conservation Society is dedicated to the protection of wildlife and ecosystems on both land and sea. http://www.wcs.org
  41. Amazon Watch works to protect and preserve the rainforests of the Amazon and defend its native people. http://www.amazonwatch.org/
  42. Friends of the Earth are a community of grassroots organizations that spans 77 countries. It works to defend and improve the environment and fight for a healthier world. http://www.foe.org/who-we-are
  43. The Environmental Defense Fund confronts the world’s most problematic and severe environmental issues through implementation of sounds science, economic incentives and corporate partnerships. http://www.edf.org
  44. The Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition raise awareness and advocate for the ecosystems of the Antarctic environment. http://www.asoc.org/
  45. United Nations Environment Program addresses the increasingly severe conditions of the world’s oceans and costal areas. http://www.unep.org/regionalseas/default.asp
  46. Coral Reef Alliance is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection of the coral reef. http://www.coral.org/
  47. The European Environment Agency acts as a source for independent information about the environment and environmental policy. http://www.eea.europa.eu/
  48. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Changes is the primary organization assessing and researching environmental issues and providing concise scientific reports of these issues to the public. http://www.ipcc.ch/index.htm
  49. Polar Bears International is a worldwide nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of polar bears and their natural habitat. http://www.polarbearsinternational.org/
  50. The National Geographic provides a great way to learn and understand the delicate and fascinating balance of the environment through this multi-media interactive website. http://www.nationalgeographic.com
  51. The Polar Conservation Organization is a nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of the poles. http://www.polarconservation.org/
  52. Join the The Plastiki Global Mission as the crew sails the ocean on a sustainable boat made of plastic. Learn about sustainable energy, reusable and regenerated materials as the crew goes on an exciting Ecology Adventure to promote a greener earth. http://www.theplastiki.com/
  53. Basel Action Network is the only organization that confronts the global threat of toxic trade and the dangerous affects on humans and the environment. http://www.ban.org
  54. The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center is one of the most influential research centers leading in the studying the land, water and coastal zones to help understand the crucial environmental challenges of today. http://www.serc.si.edu
  55. The Energy and Environmental Research Center is a leading research center and developer of technologies that promote a cleaner more environmentally friendly world. http://www.undeerc.org/
  56. Oceana is the largest worldwide organization dedicated to ocean conservation. http://www.oceana.org
  57. The Rainforest Alliance seeks to protect biodiversity in the extremely complex and endangered rainforests of the world by involving the global community. http://www.rainforest-alliance.org/
  58. Ocean Research and Conservation Association is a nonprofit organization the focuses on reversing the polluting and destruction of the oceanic and near-shore coastal areas. http://www.oceanrecon.org/cfiles/home.cfm
  59. Earth Island Institute is a nonprofit organization that supports the people who are fighting against the environment’s biggest threats. http://www.earthisland.org/
  60. On Earth Magazine explores out planet and today’s environmental issues. http://www.onearth.org/
  61. E360 is Yale University’s environmental magazine focusing on today’s greatest challenges and issues on our continually changing planet. http://e360.yale.edu/
  62. Discovery Channel’s Planet Earth is an interactive website all about the world’s habitats. http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/planet-earth/
  63. The Green Chemistry and Commerce Council looks for ways to make chemicals safer for the environment. http://www.greenchemistryandcommerce.org/home.php
  64. Chemonics is an international development consulting firm which works to help people lead better lives through environmental issues, among others. http://www.chemonics.com/
  65. Development Alternatives International (DAI) seeks to improve the lives of people in the developing world through a number of initiatives including the environment. www.dai.com

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