| Anglers Conservation Association: The official site of the Anglers' Conservation Association known by most British anglers simply as the A-C-A. |
| Aquatic Biologists: Specialists in pond aeration, lake and pond management, services and supplies. |
| Aquatic Resources Education Association: A professional association of national, state and territorial natural resource and fishery education managers, program coordinators and education specialists, university faculty and others involved or interested in the management and delivery of aquatic resources education programs. |
| Blackwater/Nottoway Riverkeeper Program: Founded to protect the Blackwater and Nottoway rivers in Tidewater, VA from the harmful effects of pollution and to promote the natural ecological balance. |
| Boise River 2000: A non profit association of concerned citizens and government agencies dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the Boise River of Idaho from Lucky Peak dam to the Snake River. |
| California Environmental Education Network: The network to Seminars and conferences, to the Environmental Education Resource Guides and the CERES Environmental Education Web. |
| California Sportfishing Protection Alliance (CSPA): Has been actively involved with the operations of hydropower projects in California. |
| Catawba- Wateree Relicensing Coalition: Works to protect, enhance and restore the natural, cultural, recreational and economic resources of the river basin. |
| CCA Texas: Coastal Conservation Association Texas seeks to conserve the marine resources of the Texas Gulf Coast through programs of education, legislation and law enforcement. |
| Chetco River Watershed Council: Manages the Chetco River Watershed, which runs from the Kalmiopsis Wilderness to the Pacific at Brookings, Oregon. |
| Clearwater: Clearwater Hudson River Sloop conducts environmental education, advocacy programs and celebrations to protect the Hudson River, its tributaries and related bodies of water. |
| Coastal Conservation Association New York: Seeks to promote, protect, and enhance the present and future availability of the coastal resources for the benefit and enjoyment of the general public. |
| Colorado Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit: Associated with Colorado State University. |
| Columbia Kootenay Fisheries Renewal Partnership: A community oriented partnership dedicated to renewal and enhancement of fish populations, fish habitat and aquatic ecosystems. |
| Creekbank.com: Fly fishing and stream restoration resources. |
| Earth Day: Fifteen Things You can Do to Make a Difference in Your Watershed. |
| Elwha River Restoration Project: Project focuses on the restoration of ecosystem and fisheries of this river. Includes news, history, facts, and maps. |
| Fish Unlimited: Through education and public awareness, advocates responsible stewardship of our planets fresh and salt water estuaries, along with their respective ecosystems, in order to preserve these resources. |
| Five Rivers: Offer a complete river maintenance program as well as tree surgery, forestry, fencing, and estate and leisure water management. |
| Housatonic River Restoration: A community-wide collaboration of Berkshire municipalities and environmental and river organizations to develop and implement a restoration plan for the Housatonic River in the wake of PCB remediation. |
| Idaho Rivers United: Statewide, non-profit river conservation group devoted to the protection of Idaho's rivers, streams and riparian areas and the recovery of Idaho's wild salmon and steelhead. |
| Jersey Coast Anglers Association: Apart from the continuous involvement in fisheries management issues, the Association is also involved with projects that target a specific purpose. |
| Lake Norman CoveKeepers: This site is dedicated to the protection of Lake Norman and the Catawba river. |
| Mid-Columbia Regional Fisheries Enhancement Group: A non-profit dedicated to the enhancement, restoration and acquisition of salmon habitat. |
| National Fish and Wildlife Foundation: A collaborative effort between the NFWF, BLM, the FS, BOR and Trout Unlimited to restore the health of riverine systems and their native species. |
| Native Fish Society: Conservation, protection, preservation of Northwest native fishes. |
| Nedia Enterprises, Inc.: Manufacturer and supplier of engineered biodegradable erosion control products including erosion control fabrics, streambank stabilization products and sediment control products. |
| New York State Department of Environmental Conservation: Protecting New York State's environment and managing natural resources |
| NEWEA Wetlands Committee: Group of 15 to 20 persons from regulatory agencies, consulting firms, public authorities, and universities who are interested or involved in wetland issues. |
| Pheasant Branch: A report From The North Fork Pheasant Branch Watershed Committee. |
| Rio Blanco River Restoration Project: Specifically, the demonstration restoration project is located just below the US Highway 84 bridge and encompasses about 2.1 miles of stream. |
| River Ranger: Eyes and Ears of the River: Information about South African program to "fix" streams, rivers and estuaries to generate sustainable work for disadvantaged communities through tourism. |
| River Revival: International Campaign for River Restoration and Dam Decommissioning that seek to restore free-flowing rivers in watersheds across the United States, and support similar efforts in other countries as well. |
| Riverkeeper: An environmental 'neighborhood watch' program, a citizen's patrol to protect the nation's waters. |
| Sacramento Watersheds Action Group: Salmonid habitat restoration in Sulphur Creek, an urban stream in Redding, Ca along with other restoration activities implmented by non-profit, community-based, organization. |
| Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority: Has jurisdiction over 1,800 square miles (4,675 sq.km) in southern Ontario and look after the environmental concerns of the Saugeen, the Pine and the Penetangore river watersheds. |
| Save our Waters online-help: European based worldwide help service for endangered fisheries that incorporates conservation materials from FFF and lots of other conservation organizations worldwide. |
| Save The Murray River: Provides a central point of reference for information on the River and avenues to save it. |
| Spring Creek Aquatic Concepts: Fishery biologists and consultants for lake and stream construction and management, also trout ponds, farm ponds. |
| Stream Corridor Restoration: Manual on stream restoration produced by 15 Federal agencies. Covers restoration and alternatives, practical experiences, basic scientific knowledge, and technical reference. |
| Stream Restoration: An Owasco Watershed Lake Association Citizen's Guide to the Design of Sustainable Streambank Protection and Riparian Habitat Restoration Practices. |
| StreamWise: Achieving restoration goals with natural stream form, processes and function. |
| The Catawba River Foundation: To promote an environmentally sound program for management, conservation, and preservation of the Catawba River. |
| The Catch & Release Foundation: Serves to advise, educate and develop support for the research and management of programs designed to conserve and improve our aquatic resources. |
| The Chest Creek Restoration Project: Working to make the Chest Creek in Patton, PA a better place for fishing and recreation. |
| The North Channel Preservation Society: Dedicated to the protection of the natural beauty of Lake Huron's North Channel. |
| The Potomac River Land Trust: Dedicated to preserving the scenic and natural Potomac River. |
| The U.S. River Conservation Team: How to organize a river cleanup. |
| Tualatin Riverkeepers: Promotes watershed stewardship through public education, public access, citizen involvement and advocacy. |
| Waterkeeper Alliance: Advocacy organization dedicated to preserving and protecting water from polluters. Has local groups throughout the United States and Canada. |
| Watershed Projects Inventory (WPI): An integration of project data compiled as part of the California Watershed Project Inventory (CWPI) plus project data gathered as part of the more comprehensive Natural Resource Project Inventory. |
| Wildland Hydrology Consultants: Goal is to offer a series of training courses designed to provide "hands-on" experience for those individuals working with rivers and their watersheds. |
| Willamette Riverkeeper: Working to make the watershed healthy for fish and wildlife, and safe for fishing and swimming. |
| Wissahickon Valley Watershed Assoc.: Offer programs including environmental education, land stewardship and open space preservation. |
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