Nonprofit OrganizationsWildlife Preservation & Protection

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OWF SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT FISH AND WILDLIFE THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF OREGON.

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TO FOSTER AN APPRECIATION OF INVERTEBRATES BY EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THREATENED HABITATS.

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THE CLINIC FOR THE REHABILITATION OF WILDLIFE IS A TEACHING HOSPITAL AND VISITOR CENTER DEDICATED TO THE SAVING OF WILDLIFE THROUGH STATE-OF-THE-ART VETERINARY CARE, RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND CONSERVATION MEDICINE.

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THE TRUST WAS ESTABLISHED AS AN INDEPENDENTLY GOVERNED TRUST BY THE REPUBLIC OF GUYANA UNDER THE GUYANA PROTECTED AREAS ACT OF 2011 AND IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

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THE TEXAS WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION, INC(TWAF) INCREASES NATURAL RESOURCE LITERACY AND PROMOTES CONSERVATION AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT CONNECT TEXANS TO THE LAND.

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The goal of this organization is responsible for the conservation, protection, care and management of fish and wildlife resources and their habitats.

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SUPPORT FOR THE PREVENTION OF EXTINCTION OF BIRD SPECIES.

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THE ROLLING PLAINS QUAIL RESEARCH FOUNDATION AIMS TO PROVIDE TIMELY, RELEVANT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION TO LAND MANAGERS IN ORDER TO SUSTAIN BOBWHITE AND SCALED QUAIL POPULATIONS, AND THE REQUISITE PLANT AND ANIMAL COMMUNITIES UPON WHICH QUAIL DEPEND. THE RPQRF WILL FUNCTION AS A RESEARCH FACILITY, A DEMONSTRATION FACILITY AND A FORUM FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE AMONG LAND MANAGERS, HUNTERS AND RURAL ECONOMISTS INTERESTED IN SUSTAINING QUAIL HUNTING IN TEXAS.

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WORK FOR PRESERVATION OF WILD ANIMALS, PROMOTE HUNTING & EXPLORATION & RECORD RESULTS FOR STUDY

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TO AWAKEN AN AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE BALANCE OF NATURE, AND THE VITAL ROLE THE ANIMALS PLAY IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK. TO TEACH WAYS TO REALIZE CONSERVATION OF BOTH WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN LIGHT OF MANS NEED TO EXPLOIT BOTH RESOURCES THROUGH OUR MODEL GARDENS. TO ENACT SPECIFIC WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT STUDIES AS THEY IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE WORLD AT LARGE. TO CONTINUE RESEARCH IN ANIMAL REPRODUCTION FOR CAPTIVE BREEDING PROGRAMS. TO EQUIP LOCAL SCHOOLS WITH LIBRARY MATERIALS.

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PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE AND ECOSYSTEMS GLOBALLY AND INCREASING AWARENESS OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ISSUES.

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TO GUARANTEE ALL AMERICANS QUALITY PLACES TO HUNT AND FISH.

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LEWA USA SUPPORTS LEWA WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY IN KENYA AND OTHER PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE ITS MISSION. LEWA WILD LIFE CONSERVANCY WORKS AS A MODEL AND CATALYST FOR THE CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND ITS HABITAT. IT DOES THIS THROUGH THE PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF SPECIES, THE INITIATION AND SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, AND THE EDUCATION OF NEIGHBORING AREAS IN THE VALUE OF WILDLIFE.

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WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, HABITAT REVITALIZATION AND ENHANCEMENTPROJECTS, SPONSOR HUNTER EDUCATION CLINICS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS,PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF FOUNDATION MAGAZINE TO MEMBERSHIP ANDGENERAL PUBLIC. DEVELOP HABITAT STEWARDSHIP AND YOUTH PROGRAMS.

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WSF ENHANCES WILD SHEEP POPULATIONS, PROMOTES SCIENTIFIC WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, AND EDUCATES THE PUBLIC AND YOUTH ON SUSTAINABLE USE AND THE CONSERVATION BENEFITS OF HUNTING WHILE PROMOTING THE INTERESTS OF THE HUNTER.

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CONSERVATION EFFORT DESIGNED TO TEACH & PROMOTE CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, INCLUDING COVENTION PROMOTING CONSERVATION.

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The goal of this organization is responsible for the conservation, protection, care and management of fish and wildlife resources and their habitats.

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OUR MISSION: WE RESCUE, REHABILITATE, AND RELEASE ORPHANED AND INJURED WILDLIFE AND EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OUR WILDLIFE.

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THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES CARE AND RESEARCH OF ORANGUTANS IN THE WILD AND PROVIDES PUBLIC EDUCATION FROM SUCH RESEARCH.

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The goal of this organization is responsible for the conservation, protection, care and management of fish and wildlife resources and their habitats.