Land Trusts: Conserve and protect natural areas, including forests, wetlands, and other critical ecosystems and often engage in land acquisition, conservation easements, and restoration projects.

River and Watershed Associations: Protect and restore rivers and watersheds through quality monitoring, habitat restoration, and community engagement to ensure sustainable watershed management.

Local Wildlife Conservation Groups: Protect and conserve local wildlife and may be involved in habitat restoration, wildlife monitoring, and community education.

Community Gardens and Urban Agriculture Initiatives: Contribute to local ecosystem health by fostering sustainable practices, green spaces, and biodiversity within urban environments.

Friends of Parks and Nature Reserves: Preserve and enhance local parks and nature reserves, organizing cleanups, restoration projects, and educational activities.

Native Plant Societies: Promote the use of native plants in landscaping and restoration efforts, contributing to the preservation of local ecosystems and biodiversity.

Citizen Science Programs: Involve community members in scientific research, including monitoring and collecting data on local ecosystems contributing valuable information for conservation efforts.

Community Forestry Associations: Sustainably manage and protect local forest ecosystems with reforestation, fire prevention, and sustainable harvesting practices.

Coastal Conservation Groups: Protect and restore coastal ecosystems, including mangroves, estuaries, and dune systems addressing erosion, pollution, and habitat degradation.

Local Environmental Stewardship Groups: Engage community members in hands-on activities such as tree planting, habitat restoration, and invasive species removal to actively contribute to ecosystem health.