276 Foundations that have given Environment and Conservation grants in Marshall Islands (USA)

TheFriendsoftheAsaWrightNatureCentre,Inc.isanotforprofitcorporationorganizedunderthelawsofthestateofFloridaandisrecognizedbytheU.S.governmentasatax-exemptorganizationunderSection501c3oftheInternalRevenueCode.AllcontributionsreceivedfromresidentsoftheUnitedStatesaretaxdeductibletotheextentpermittedbylaw.FederalEIN01-0832520Purpose:TheFriendsoftheAsaWrightNature,Inc.hasbeenestablishedtopromotetheadvancementofeducationandconservationscienceinTrinidadTobagobysupportingtheworkandgoalsoftheAsaWrightNatureCentreand;toprotectitstropicalrainforestsandothercriticalhabitatsandfurthertheeducationalandinterpretiveopportunitiesavailabletoAsaWrightNatureCentrevisitors;topromotetheacquisition,preservation,protection,andenhancementofthehistorical,natural,andrecreationalresourceswithintheenvironmentallysensitiveNorthernRangeofTrinidadTobago

To provide a marine science environmental education professional organization tasked with the sharing ideas and expanding the awareness of Marine life and science.

THE SAN JOSE OBRERO FOUNDATION CORP IS A NON-PROIFT THAT PROMOTES SUSTAINBBLE DEVELOPMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY IN CHOLUTECA, HONDURAS TO PROMOTE HEALTH, EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, HOUSING, CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL INTEREST AND ENVIRONMENT.

THE MISSION OF THE AMERICAN ORCHID SOCIETY IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE PASSION FOR ORCHIDS THROUGH EDUCATION, CONSERVATION AND RESEARCH.

Conservation of the endangered cotton-top tamarin in Columbia, South America. The conservation program is multi-disciplinary in nature and focuses on three primary areas: scientific studies, education programs and influencing decision makers and providing economic alternatives to habitat destruction to local communities to promote the conservation of the cotton-top tamarins and their habitat.