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1 Save The Frogs Sierra Club The Trust for Public Land International Mountain Bicycling Association National Renewable Energy Laboratory American Bird Conservancy American Forest Foundation American Forests American Rivers American Society of Landscape Architects Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies Defenders of Wildlife Ecological Society of America (ESA) Endangered Species Coalition Land Trust Alliance Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership American Society of Mammalogists American Hiking Society Association of Zoos & Aquariums Izaak Walton League of America The Wetland Group (TWS Associate) The Wildlife Society Appalachian Mountain Club Pheasants Forever Quail Forever The Trumpeter Swan Society Watchable Wildlife, Inc. Wildlife Forever Quail and Upland Wildlife Federation Center for Large Landscape Conservation Invasive Species Action Network North American Grouse Partnership The Blue Goose Alliance Hawk Migration Assoc. of North America National Audubon Society Wildlife Conservation Society National Committee for the New River North American Falconers Association Nature Abounds Wildlife Management Institute Ducks Unlimited, Inc. The Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative HawkWatch International National Wildlife Federation NatureServe (waiting confirmation) The Conservation Fund The Nature Conservancy International Crane Foundation Western Bat Working Group - Chapter of the American Fisheries Society Southwest Section of the Wildlife Society The Conservation Congress Central Mountains and Plains Section of The Wildlife Society Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory Quail & Upland Game Alliance Kansas Land Trust Black Bear Conservation Coalition Ozark Regional Land Trust Northern Prairies Land Trust WildEarth Guardians Sierra Club - Toiyabe Chapter The Upper Susquehanna Coalition (19 Soil & Water Cons. Districts) Lake Erie Waterkeeper Inc Delaware Highlands Conservancy World Temperate Rainforest Network Northwest Watershed Institute Greater Yellowstone Coalition *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National (Montana) *National (Montana) *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *National (Utah) *National () *National () *National () *National () *National () *Regional (AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, ND, OR, SD, TX, UT, WA, WY) *Regional (AZ, NM) *Regional (AZ, NM, TX) *Regional (CA, MT) *Regional (CO, KS, NE, ND, SD, UT, WY) *Regional (CO, MT, WY, ID, AZ, UT, NE, NM, ND, SD, TX) *Regional (IL, IN, KY) *Regional (KS, MO) *Regional (LA, TX, MS, AK) *Regional (MO, AR, IL, KS, OK) *Regional (NE, SD) *Regional (NM, CO, AZ) *Regional (NV, CA) *Regional (NY, PA) *Regional (OH, IN) *Regional (PA, NY) *Regional (WA, AK) *Regional (WA, OR) *Regional (WY, ID, MT)
2 Natural Heritage Program Ornithological Society Wildlife Federation Mobile Baykeeper The Pelican Coast Conservancy Chapter of The Wildlife Society Wildlife Alliance Audubon Northern Environmental Center Pioneer n Fisheries Inc. Game and Fish Department Sportsmen for Wildlife Conservation Wildlife Federation Prescot College, Environmental Studies Prescott Audubon Society Tucson Audubon Wild At Heart Arkansas Wildlife Federation Audubon Society of Central Arkansas Waterfowl Association ns for Western Wilderness Endangered Habitats League Golden West Women Flyfishers Hills For Everyone Humboldt State University Kern Audubon Society Klamath Forest Alliance La Purisima Audubon Society Madrone Audubon Society Magic Ohlone Audubon Society ORNILUX Bird Protection Glass Sacramento-Shasta Chapter of The Wildlife Society Sierra Foothills Audubon The Invasive Plant Council The Sonoma Land Trust Wild Heritage Planners Bull Moose Sportsmen s Alliance Natural Heritage Evergreen Audubon Society Fort Collins Audubon Society Mattabeseck Audubon Society Delaware Nature Society City Wildlife, Inc. Animal Love Inc. Audubon Bay County Audubon Society Belize Foundation for Research and Environmental Education Brevard Zoo Native Plant Society - Pinellas Chapter Wildlife Federation Halifax River Audubon Sensing Nature South Audubon South Wildlands Association St. Lucie Audubon Society The World Parrot Trust Botanical Society Important Bird Areas Conservation Program Plant Conservation Alliance Wildlife Federation Oconee Rivers Audubon Society State Botanical Garden of State Botanical Garden of The Altamaha Riverkeeper The Environmental Resource Network University of Plant Biology Department Conservation Council for Hawai'i Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Arkansas Arkansas Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Hawaii Hawaii
3 Ada County Fish & Game League Environmental Resource Center Friends of Camas National Wildlife Refuge Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness Golden Eagle Audubon Society Bird Observatory Conservation League Falconers' Association Master Naturalists - Henrys Fork Chapter Master Naturalists - Sage Brush-Steppe Chapter Master Naturalists - The Upper Snake Chapter Rivers United Trappers Association Wildlife Federation Intermountain Aquatics Inc. Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society, North Fork Native Plants Inc. Palouse Audubon Society Palouse Land Trust Portneuf Valley Audubon Society Prairie Falcon Audubon, Inc. Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust Teton Regional Land Trust Wood River Valley Chapter of Master Naturalist Zoo Boise Ornithological Society Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation Lake County Forest Preserve District Prairie Rivers Network The Bird Conservation Network (17 organizations) The Chicago Ornithological Society Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Chapter of the Wildlife Society Chapter of the Wildlife Society Native Plant and Wildflower Society Organic Gardeners Association Park & Recreation Association Wildlife Federation Porter County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America Tippecanoe Audubon Society Agren Chickasaw County Conservation Board Des Moines County Conservation Fenceline Photos Audubon Chapter of The Wildlife Society Department of Natural Resources Lakes Community College Conservation Club Ornithologists' Union State Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation Wildlife Federation Linn County Conservation Board Northern Prairie Lakes Audubon Prairie Rapids Audubon Society Quad City Audubon Raccoon River Watershed Association The Scott County Conservation Board Ty Smedes Nature Photography University of Bird Club Audubon of Kansas Kansas State University Kansas Wildlife Federation Frankfort Audubon Society Turkey Ridge Hunt Club Atchafalaya Basinkeeper Association of Professional Biologists Chapter of the Wildlife Society Department of Environmental Quality Sierra Club - Delta Chapter Kansas Kansas Kansas Kentucky Kentucky
4 Bangor Land Trust Blue Hill Heritage Trust Harpswell Heritage Land Trust Coast Heritage Trust Natural Resources Council of Orono Land Trust Pleasant River Wildlife Foundation Western Foothills Land Trust York Land Trust Baltimore Bird Club Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage Friends of the Migratory Bird/Duck Stamp Gunpowder RIVERKEEPER Ornithological Society Berkshire Environmental Action Team (BEAT) Mass Audubon Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust Rutland Land Conservancy Audubon Society of Kalamazoo Steelhead & Salmon Fishermen s Association United Conservation Clubs *(82 organizations) Saving Birds Thru Habitat Izaak Walton League Division Deer Hunters Association Natural Resources Club at Central Lakes College Zumbro Valley Audubon Chapter of The Wildlife Society Wildlife Federation Natural Capital Development South Coast Paddling Company Conservation Federation of (75 affiliate organizations) James River Basin Partnership Breaks Chapter of the National Audubon Society Prairie Foundation Ozark Underground Laboratory, Inc. Ozark Wilderness Waterways Club Quail Forever - Mid Mo Uplanders Chapeter South Central Ozark Council of Governments (SCOCOG) South Central Ozarks Council St. Louis Audubon Society Total Resource Management Montana Audubon Ozark Fly Fishers Yellowstone Safari Company Audubon Big Muddy Workshop, Inc. Iain Nicolson Audubon Center/Rowe Sanctuary Chapter of the Wildlife Society Wildlife Federation Pioneers Park Nature Center Prairie Legacy Inc. Prairie Plains Riverside Discovery Center Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center Western Resources Council Wild Bird Habitat Stores, Inc. Center for Sierra Conservation Great Basin Water Network Lahontan Audubon Society Wildlife Federation NoBearHuntNV Audubon Society of New Hampshire Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust Harris Center for Conservation Education Fledging Birders Institute Monmouth County Audubon Society Audubon Conservation Foundation Montana Montana Montana New Hampshire New Hampshire New Hampshire
5 Central Audubon Society (CNMAS) Wildlife Federation Sangre de Cristo Audubon Society Southwest Environmental Center Southwestern Audubon Society Buffalo Audubon Society Cornell Lab of Ornithology Department of Biology & Health Science Friends of the Bay High Acres Nature Area Huntington-Oyster Bay Audubon Society City Audubon North Fork Audubon Society Riverkeeper, Inc. Southern Adirondack Audubon Society Sullivan County Audubon Society The Wetland Trust Thousand Islands Land Trust Albemarle Conservation & Wildlife Chapter Charlotte Reconnecting Ourselves With Nature (CROWN) Fayetteville Increasing Sustainable Habitat (FISH) Friends of Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Gaston County Piedmont Area Wildlife Stewards (PAWS) Greater Raleigh Outdoors and Wildlife Habitat and Wildlife Keepers (HAWK) Highlands Plateau Audubon Society Lake James Area Wildlife and Nature Society Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists Land Trust for the Little Mountain Island Lake Wildlife Stewards Mountain Wild! Chapter of The Wildlife Society Coastal Land Trust Trout Unlimited Council Wildlife Federation Protecting, Advocating, and Conserving Together (PACT) in the High Country Rowan County Parks and Recreation Sandhills Rod and Gun Club The Herpetological Society The Piedmont Land Conservancy Wake Audubon Society City of Pierre Audubon Society of Mahoning Valley Black Swamp Bird Observatory Black Swamp Conservancy Cincinnati Nature Center Lake Erie Islands Chapter of the Black Swamp Conservancy Lake Erie Islands Nature and Wildlife Center Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District Biological Survey Bird Conservation Initiative Bluebird Society Environmental Council (123 organizations) Odonata Society Ornithological Society River Foundation Wetlands Association Put-in-Bay Township Park District Silvertip Productions The State University's Fish and Wildlife Society Toledo Zoo Natural History Department, Historical Society Oklahoma State University Payne County Audubon North Dakota Oklahoma Oklahoma
6 Association of The Northwest Steelheaders Dept. of Forest Ecosystems and Society Eugene Natural History Society Friends of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Kalmiopsis Audubon Society McKenzie River Trust Northwest Environmental Advocates Chapter of the Wildlife Society Habitat Joint Venture State University Department of Fisheries and Wildlife State University Institute for Natural Resources Wild Salem Audubon Audubon Greater Wyoming Valley Audubon Society Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Association Juniata Valley Audubon Society Lehigh Valley Audubon Society Penn Future Chapter of the Wildlife Society Federation of Sportsman's Clubs (219 affiliated clubs) Wildlife Federation Philadelphia Zoo The Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority Puerto Rican Ornithological Society Inc. Audubon Society of Rhode Island Westerly Land Trust Beaufort County Open Land Trust Charleston Audubon Coastal Conservation League Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History Aquarium Wildlife Federation Upstate Forever Wildlife Action, Inc. Prairie Hills Audubon Society South Dakota Chapter of the Wildlife Society South Dakota Wildlife Federation Conservation Fisheries, Inc. Nashville Zoo Swan Conservation Trust Ornithological Society Parks and Greenways Foundation Riverkeeper Wildlife Federation Wildlife Resources Foundation The Foundation for Global Sustainability The Land Trust for Coastal Bend Audubon Society Cradle of Conservancy Galveston Bay Foundation Gulf Coast Bird Observatory Houston Audubon Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Conservation Alliance League of Conservation Voters Round River Conservation Studies Ascutney Mountain Audubon Society Lake Champlain Committee Lewis Creek Association Natural Resources Council Citizens for a Fort Monroe National Park Friends of Dyke Marsh New River Land Trust Richmond Audubon Society Rockbridge Area Conservation Council (RACC) United States Trail Riders Conservation Network (141 affiliated organizations) Society of Ornithology Wilderness Committee Puerto Rico Rhode Island Rhode Island South Dakota South Dakota South Dakota Utah
7 Conservation Northwest Kettle Range Conservation Group Lummi Island Heritage Trust Olympic Forest Coalition Quinault Indian Nation Seattle Audubon Society Skagit Audubon Society Tahoma Audubon Cacapon & Lost Rivers Land Trust, Inc. Friends of Blackwater West Highlands Conservancy Aldo Leopold Audubon Society of Stevens Point Chappee Rapids Audubon Society Chequamegon Audubon Society Coulee Region Audubon Society Madison Audubon Society Milwaukee Riverkeeper Natural Heritage Land Trust Riveredge Bird Club The Society for Ornithology, Inc Western Great Lakes Bird and Bat Observatory Audubon Council Bird Conservation Initiative Department of Natural Resources Metro Audubon Society Wyoming Chapter of The Wildlife Society Wyoming Wildlife Federation West West West Wyoming Wyoming
AMERICAN BIRD CONSERVANCY + CORNELL LAB OF ORNITHOLOGY + DEFENDERS OF WILDLIFE + NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY + OVER 100 BIRD CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS
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