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A not-for-profit organization focused on aquatic issues in western Newfoundland.
To ensure that those persons providing surveying services were properly trained, adhered to uniform rules and provided a consistent product
ACORN-NL is a sustainable, not-for-profit organization which promotes and encourages a viable organic agricultural industry throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Beautification and Natural Environment Committee's role is to help to improvement of the quality of life in Clarenville by developing policies and places that emphasize the natural beauty of the community and contribute to the beautification and protection of public spaces and the natural environment.
"The Canadian Institute of Forestry / Institut forestier du Canada (CIF/IFC) has been the voice of forest practitioners since 1908. Members are foresters, forest technologists, forest technicians, educators, scientists and others with a professional interest in forestry. The Institutes mission is to provide national leadership in forestry, promote competence among forestry professionals, and foster public awareness of Canadian and international forestry issues.
Our mission is to promote the establishment of new terrestrial and marine protected areas and to foster effective management of existing protected areas in NL.
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Safe gardening and recreation in elevated soil-lead areas
Conservation Corps Newfoundland and Labrador is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing youth with training and employment in environmental and cultural heritage conservation.
The Corner Brook Stream Development Corporation (CBSDC) is a non-profit, community oriented development agency with the mandate to develop and maintain a public walking trail system within Corner Brook.
The trail was built by students in summer programs in the past three years. The trail is a demonstration of the different types of trees that grow in Newfoundland.
Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is the leader in wetland conservation. A registered charity, DUC partners with government, industry, non-profit organizations and landowners to conserve wetlands that are critical to waterfowl, wildlife and the environment.
The East Coast Trail is being developed and maintained by the 'award winning' East Coast Trail Association. The Association is a member driven, volunteer based, registered charity formed in 1994 with the mission to develop, maintain and operate the East Coast Trail.
Paradise Elementary is committed to increasing awareness of Environmental issues both at school and in the community. A School Grounds Naturalization Project was started in 1999. The initial goal was to reclaim an unused section of land adjacent to the school and restore it as a natural habitat
Fondly known as The Brother Brennan Centre to thousands of Newfoundland school children, the Environmental Education Centre is a residential outdoor school dedicated to helping students learn about the environment
Ongoing environment projects in the community and ensure the publics awareness of having a safe, healthy environment
to educate members of the public (including members of environmental and other non-profit organizations, students, policy makers, educators, professionals and the general public) through topics such as climate change, protected areas, biodiversity, sustainable forestry, sustainable fisheries, waste management, water conservation, pesticide use and sustainable development.
An environmental group dedicated to the conservation and sustainable development of natural resources (water, trees, and people). Involved with environmental cleanup and restoration
Ever Green Recycling is a non-profit organization that provides meaningful and sustainable employment for individuals recovering from mental illness.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Agriculture (NLFA) is an organization which represents farmers and farmer groups in the province. Our motto is Farmers Helping Farmers, and we believe that by sharing information and speaking with a united voice, farmers can work more effectively for the betterment of the agriculture industry, and for the improvement of our Province as a whole.
The NL Forestry Safety Association is dedicated to promoting and developing a positive, industry-wide safety culture with regards to the province's forestry sector.
To provide promotion and education regarding specific geology related to the Burin Peninsula, with highlighting the significance of the Fortune Head ECOLOGICAL Reserve
Conservation of environment. Protection of environment
