Ontario Nature protects wild species and wild spaces through conservation, education and public engagement.

Georgian Bay Forever exists to protect, enhance and restore the aquatic ecosystem of Georgian Bay using scientific research, public education and hands-on projects that cover water quality, water levels and ecosystem protection.

WHEN educates individuals and communities on how to protect their environment, their health and advocate for change, and offers women ways to reduce their exposure to toxic substances to prevent diseases.

Conservation Council of New Brunswick works to raise awareness of environmental problems and advance practical solutions.

The Climate Reality Project Canada fights climate change by educating the public about the relevant science and ways to reduce greenhouse gases.

Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority works to provide innovative watershed management to support a healthy environment, communities and lifestyles.

Credit Valley Conservation Foundation works to raise funds and awareness for conservation projects carried out by Credit Valley Conservation, which protect, connect and sustain the health and well-being of the watershed and its communities.

Not Far From the Tree empowers Torontonians to harvest the city’s urban orchard and participate in low-carbon, sustainable food distribution that increases access to fresh fruit while reducing food waste and our impact on the environment.

The Nature Trust works to conserve ecologically significant areas in New Brunswick, to steward nature preserves and to engage with the public on the importance of land conservation, biodiversity and species at risk.

The Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre treats, rehabilitates and releases injured turtles and advocates for the protection of Ontario’s native freshwater turtles and their habitats.

Using the principles of natural channel design, Ontario Streams conserves and rehabilitates streams and wetlands throughout the area.

Street to Trail decreases barriers to nature for marginalized adults in Toronto and fosters physical and mental well-being through day hikes and multiday camping excursions outside the city.