We give visibility, resources, and direct funding to the environmental nonprofits doing the world’s most vital work—so they can thrive.
These organizations protect endangered wildlife, replant forests, heal injured animals, clean polluted rivers, rebuild healthy soil, defend Indigenous rights, fight poaching, replant coral reefs, and safeguard entire ecosystems, and so much more. Yet, they receive only 3% of all charitable giving.
We’re striving to change that by:
· Funding Them Directly (50% of our profits)
· Amplifying Their Stories
· Growing Their Community of Supporters
Together, we help nature not just survive, but thrive.
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Crisis in the Clear: Supporting the Fight for Florida’s Springs and Manatees
Network For Ecology’s Fundraising Campaign Florida’s clear springs are iconic natural treasures, but they are also the crucial winter sanctuary for the state’s beloved manatees. Today, both the springs and the manatees face a dual, existential crisis. Network For Ecology is proud to launch our first major campaign, “Crisis in the Clear.” Through this initiative,…
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The Ghost at the Edge of the Light: Why the Coyote’s Howl is the Defining Sound of American Conservation
You’ve heard it, or you know someone who has. A chorus of yips and a long, quivering cry that cuts through the night. It’s a sound that splits opinion: to some, it’s the song of a wild spirit; to others, the call of a pest that needs to be eliminated. This division is at the…
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Protecting the Heart of the Planet: The Vital Work of the Andes Amazon Conservancy
Where the soaring peaks of the Andes meet the vast Amazon rainforest, a critical nexus of life pulses with unparalleled biodiversity. This region is more than just a beautiful landscape; it is a living system essential to our planet’s climate and health. For the past 15 years, the Andes Amazon Conservancy (AAC) has worked on…