Robben Zentrum Foehr in Wyk Auf Foehr, North Friesian Islands, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany is a seal centre dedicated to the protection and preservation of marine mammals, and they are involved in the initial care, rehabilitation and re-explotation of these marine animals. They also explore the behaviour of seals in their natural habitat as well as working on animals, and their network covers local, national and worldwide protection. Robben Zentrum Foehr is funded completely by donations and you can help with their cause by becoming a sponsoring member, by giving donations or by volunteer work, they are recognised as a non profit organisation, and are here to protect and provide for marina animals in need.READ MORE

The Mono Lake Committee in Lee Vining, California, USA was formed to protect Mono Lake from excessive water diversions to Los Angeles, and have achieved this through litigation, cooperation, and public support, and so far they have been successful. Their work is never done and there is still much remaining to restore dessicated waterfowl habitat and riparion vegetation, they also strive to educate the public and promote water conservation. You can assist by joining the Mono Lake Committee's 16,000 odd members and become a part of the effort, they need to maintain Mono Lake's protected status in state and federal political arenas.READ MORE

The Brevard County Barrier Island Center in Melbourne Beach, Florida, USA is an environmental education facility located adjacent to the globally significant sea turtle nesting beaches of the Archie Carr refuge. Here they distribute educational materials and generate media attention about the refuge, conduct guided sea turtle walks and give presentations to local groups and schools, they play an increasingly important role in protecting the fragile barrier island and its sea turtle nesting beaches. The Brevard County Barrier Island Center features the Mermaids Purse Gift Shop with all proceeds benefiting the Sea Turtle Conservancy at the center, and they have exhibit space. a presentation hall, a small research library and educational programs, a must visit.READ MORE

Wildlife Research Institute in Ramona, California, was established in 1996 as a not for profit research institute involved in indepth ecological research, habitat conservation, education and habitat management. Our expert, professional staff are closely involved in ecological research, environmental project and conservation biology programs worldwide. Our scientific research also achieves vital objectives regarding the preservation of predator species and their habitats. Proof of our success is sightings of bald eagles now nesting in Ramona. Dedicated volunteers host our fascinating hawk watch programs. See the world with new eyes with the biologists-led wild expeditions that will take you to amazing places that enable you to gain an interesting perspective of the wildlife. READ MORE

The Apalachicola Riverkeeper in Apalachicola, Florida, USA is a non profit organisation dedicated to protection, restoring the stewardship of the Apalachicola River and bay, they are literally the voice of the river, and are committed to preserving the ecosystem for future generations. Their Riverkeeper is passionate and committed to saving, protecting and restoring the river and bay, one the last great estuaries left in America. The Apalachicola Riverkeeper regularly host events like the RiverTrek, Saturday paddles, and Florida Wildlife Corridor expeditions, you can join their cause as a volunteer to save an American treasure, and there's a shop with branded fishing hats, t-shirts, coffee mugs, and fine art prints, come show your support.READ MORE

Downeast Coastal Conservancy in Machias, Maine, USA is here to conserve the natural habitats and resources of the watersheds and communities of coastal Washington County, Maine, for present and future generations in their own words. They protect properties throughout coastal Washington County, and to date have protected 6,100 acres of land and 57 miles of shoreline which includes many public access properties. Downeast Coastal Conservancy is a non profit organization also offers outreach and educational programs promoting public awareness as well as collaborations with key stakeholders and willing landowners, and they support volunteer engagement and their conservation mission is for present and future generations benefit. READ MORE

Gray's Creek Conservation Area in Cornwall, Ontario, is a unique tourist attraction set on more than 43 hectares of natural landscape where visitors can enjoy the spectacular beauty of nature as they meander along the walking trails, always on the lookout for waterfowl, songbirds and other animals that call this protected area home. As a tourist attraction, this conservation area is ideal for cycling on a paved bike path, hiking along beautiful walking trails alongside the tranquil St Lawrence River or enjoying picnics in the dedicated picnic area. Copeland Park, located within Gray's Creek Conservation Area is a delightful family park where visitors can enjoy camping and other outdoor activities, and features convenient outhouses and washrooms.READ MORE

Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is set on 103 acres of ground with stretches of gravel paths and boardwalks, and this unique and amazing nature center abounds with wildlife and a variety of bird species. At our nature center we are committed to drawing people back to nature by providing environmental education, conservation, tourism and recreation. An exhibit building at Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center houses live animal displays, touch tables with various items that include snakeskin, pelts, skulls, feathers and many other natural artifacts, as well as carving displays, nature related gifts and souvenirs. A visit to Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center is an interesting, informative and educational experience that will appeal to young and old. READ MORE

Baton Rouge Zoo in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is a popular family attraction where visitors of all ages can connect with and learn about animals from around the world, such as black rhinos, alligators, giraffes, tigers, flamingos and many more interesting species. Our zoo offers excellent in-house educational programs aimed at creating an awareness of the dangers and problems facing wilflife worldwide, and include day camps, reading programs, teacher workshops, on-site live animal encounters as well as demonstrations. At Baton Rouge Zoo we are actively involved in conservation programs for endangered species and we also offer fun and exciting zoo camps that include fun and exciting guided tours for a behind the scene look at the zoo.READ MORE

Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Milton is located on the west shore of the Delaware Bay and is a 10,144 acre refuge for migratory birds. This important stopover for these migratory birds provides protected breeding habitat for threatened and endangered species including neo-tropical migrating bird species. The habitat includes salt marsh, freshwater marsh, ponds and impoundments, wooded swamps and upland grasslands and forest as they say. Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge offers lecture programs, bird walks and educational activities and there are hundreds of native plants and animal species including 308 bird species, fish species, reptiles and amphibians, mammals, rare insects and plants, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE