The Alliance for Water Efficiency provides local water management and government agencies, businesses and nonprofit organizations with resources to build successful water conservation programs.

The National Association of Conservation Districts is launching a national landowner education program that America’s 3,000 conservation districts can use to promote water quality efforts.

The National Recreation and Parks Association hosts the national “Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz” campaign that raises public awareness of local pollinators and habitat preservation.

Restore America’s Estuaries is restoring fragile watersheds in the Chesapeake, Tampa and Galveston Bays.

The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay works with us on the “Businesses for the Bay” consumer education program about the proper use of lawn and garden products and the “RiverWise Communities” program that helps residential homeowners create gardens that act as natural rainwater catchments

The Alliance for the Great Lakes is working with scientists, local community leaders, volunteers and government agencies to ensure that the right regulations and protections are in place to reduce pollution and restore Lake Erie for all.

The Central Ohio Beekeepers Association is dedicated to promoting bees and beekeeping in Central Ohio. COBA provides educational opportunities about beekeeping, the physiology of bees, their behavior and health concerns throughout the year to all, with a special focus on classes for youth and veterans.

The Galveston Bay Foundation teaches students in Texas to establish marsh grass nurseries and replant them at coastal restoration sites.

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation connects individuals, government agencies, nonprofits and corporations to protect and restore our nation’s fish, wildlife, plants and habitats for current and future generations.

The New York League of Conservation Voters Education Fund educates New Yorkers about how to prevent nitrogen from reaching waterways such as Long Island Sound and provides outreach to policy-makers about water quality protection

The North Shore Land Alliance’s Long Island Water Education Program teaches fourth, fifth and sixth graders in 19 schools about water conservation.

The Ocean Research and Conservation Association conducts research that focuses on the Indian River Lagoon, and the Living Lagoon School Program engages middle-school students in hands-on science and lagoon restoration projects.

Tampa Bay Watch organizes the Bay Grasses in Classes program, which teaches students how to tend native plant nurseries and establish them in designated restoration areas in the Tampa Bay estuary.

The Ohio Environmental Council is building a bipartisan, binational coalition to reduce phosphorus runoff into Lake Erie by 40%.

The Nature Conservancy’s Ohio Chapter is establishing an Ohio Water Trust for water quality improvements, restoring coastal wetlands along Lake Erie and expanding an agricultural nutrient management system into the Ohio River basin to reduce runoff.

In New York, The Nature Conservancy raises awareness of the importance of clean water and catalyzing public funding to address the nitrogen pollution crisis.