Sites:
| Californian Environmental Protection Agency: Information about environmental projects and legislation. | | Chicago Wilderness: A Regional Nature Reserve: The Chicago Wilderness coalition is an unprecedented alliance of more than 160 public and private organizations working together to protect, restore, study and manage the precious natural ecosystems of the Chicago region for the benefit of the public. | | Chicagoland Environmental Network: An environmental resource on environmental issues, volunteer opportunities, organizations, and resources in northeastern Illinois. CEN includes over 210 participating environmental organizations and agencies involved in habitat restoration, wetlands, prairies, watershed projects, urban gardening, revitalization programs, energy conservation, composting, wildlife conservation, and recycling. | | Cook County Forest Preserve District: Local government agency, steward of 68,000 acres of Forest, Prairie and Wetlands around Chicago, Illinois. | | Environmental Protection Agency: Committed to protecting the natural environment. | | Friends of the Chicago River: A volunteer organization committed to revitializing the Chicago River. | | Friends Of The Morton Grove Forest Preserve: Conservation Group to preserve, restore and promote the prairie, forest, and waterways of Morton Grove, Illinois. Page includes calendar of events, photos, and announcements. | | North Branch Restoration Project: Working to restore the remaining savannas, woodlands, forests and prairies along the North Branch of the Chicago River. Workday schedule, announcements and articles are featured. | | Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation: Serves the state in ways such as public lands management, fisheries management on public waters, wildlife and fish law enforcement, watchable wildlife areas, outdoors education, hunter safety education, conservation education. | | Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance: Dedicated to conserving the canyons of Southern Utah. | | Wildlife Service: Working to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. |
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