Advocacy Practices
NRDC
“NRDC works to safeguard the earth—its people, its plants and animals, and the natural systems on which all life depends. We combine the power of more than three million members and online activists with the expertise of some 700 scientists, lawyers, and policy advocates across the globe to ensure the rights of all people to the air, the water, and the wild. Join us.”
Trustees for Alaska
”In court and coalitions, we work to protect salmon, caribou, migratory birds, clean water, sacred lands, public lands, and all the natural places and systems necessary for the health of wildlife and human life. These efforts include going to court to stop the proposed Pebble mine and preventing further oil drilling in the Arctic.”
“For more than a decade, we have fought to protect Bristol Bay from the proposed Pebble mine. As wild salmon populations decline globally, Bristol Bay's prolific wild salmon runs and the economies they support make it a place of international importance. For years, the region faced a massive threat from the proposed Pebble mine, as well as hard rock mining on adjacent state and federal land. Thankfully, this threat is at bay - for now. In order to stay thriving, the region must have durable protections from Pebble and other large-scale mining projects.”
Save Bristol Bay
“The International League of Conservation Photographers is a U.S. based non-profit organization whose mission is to support environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography and filmmaking. Founded in 2005, our programs are built on the participation and contributions of our fellows, an incredible group of international wildlife, nature, and culture photographers who, in addition to displaying remarkable photographic skills, have each demonstrated a deep commitment to conservation efforts around the globe”
iLCP
Founded in 1980, the Alaska Conservation Foundation is the only public foundation solely dedicated to conservation in Alaska, connecting thousands of committed donors and businesses worldwide with more than a hundred grassroots conservation organizations in Alaska.