Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper protects and restores our water and surrounding ecosystems for the benefit of current and future generations. We protect clean water. We restore the health of ecosystems. We connect people to water. We inspire economic growth and community engagement.

Cranberry Camp is a small educational centre including a Guest Lodge & Campground. We advocate and host workshops about the environment, human health, community development, food sovereignty, Indigenous rights and assist clients to create healthy spaces.

Milwaukee Riverkeeper is a science-based advocacy organization working to protect water quality and wildlife habitat and advocate for sound land management in the Milwaukee River Basin. We are working for clean, fishable, swimmable, and drinkable waters that all people can access and enjoy.

We are a grassroots initiative building the foundations for a UNESCO Global Geopark for all of Georgian Bay.

Save The River, a member-based, nonprofit environmental organization, has been the “voice for the St. Lawrence River” in the U.S. and Canada since 1978. Save The River’s mission has always been to restore, preserve and protect the ecological integrity of the Upper St. Lawrence River through advocacy, education and research. In 2004, Save The River was designated the Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper and became a member of the International Waterkeeper Alliance with the goal of a swimmable, fishable, drinkable river.

Needs: Volunteers, Open to collaboration, Funding, Knowledge sharing

Seneca Lake Guardian is a New York State Not-for-Profit Corporation with 501(c)(3) and is dedicated to preserving and protecting the health of the Finger Lakes, its residents and visitors, its rural community character, and its agricultural and tourist related businesses through public education, citizen participation, engagement with decision makers, and networking with like-minded organizations. The Finger Lakes are all located within the Great Lakes basin and the Finger Lakes watersheds are subject to the provisions of the Great Lakes Compact.

Needs: Volunteers, Open to collaboration, Funding, Knowledge sharing, Data, Mapping