We clear and clean rivers and in this way, assist communities in deriving an income from flyfishing, birding, hiking and in general the environment

The Restoration Ecology Web Server at UCI is designed for professionals, students and all people interested in restoring natural areas. The server is designed to explain restoration at UC Irvine, provide a resource for planning a restoration project and help lead you to other sites which provide information on topics concerning restoration.

The mission of the Bolinas Lagoon Foundation is to promote the conservation, protection and restoration of Bolinas Lagoon in Marin County, California, and its natural surroundings as a unique natural resource; to support scientific study of Bolinas Lagoon; to encourage an active concern for Bolinas Lagoon to the public; and to work with and assist other non-profit and charitable agencies concerned with the welfare of Bolinas Lagoon.

Texas SER is the Texas chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration, a non-profit international organization committed to the repair and sustainable maintenance of ecosystems. Texas SER is made up of researchers, practioners, growers, land managers and teachers from across the state. We have joined together to attempt to ensure the long-term survival of native and endemic ecotypes, and promote a sustainable human culture which can involve itself intelligently and productively with these systems.

The California Environmental Education Interagency Network is a consortium of environmental educators representing California state departments, boards, and commissions with oversight.

Information and photos about a replenishment methodology developed by Bob Riley. Mangrove replenishment methodology is now being applied in shoreline revegetation programs endorsed by a coalition of environmentally conscious organizations. This new methodology enables successful employment along shorelines with high tidal activity, substantial wave action, and upland run-off.

The purpose of the Oil Sands Environmental Research Network is: to promote, facilitate, and integrate environmental research that is linked to the oil sands; to encourage other Canadian universities and other Canadian research institutes with recognized expertise in reclamation issues including hydrology, environmental engineering, geology and soil science, terrestrial and aquatic toxicology, plant biology and environmental sciences; to encourage industry stakeholders from the oil sands industry to enter into arrangements with the University to participate in the activities of the Network, and to fund oil sands research; to facilitate communication, collaboration and exchange of information in relation to Reclamation Research activities between the Network Participants.

Land and Water is published for contractors, landscape architects, consultants and engineers, government officials and those all those individuals involved in natural resource management and restoration, from idea stage through project completion and maintenance. We help our readers gain access to this market by publishing job-site stories, case histories, and the information on the latest developments in the industry.

CCA Texas is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of Texas marine resources. CCA's unmatched breadth and depth of volunteer involvement has made it the largest marine conservation group of its kind.

The NRCS Plant Materials Program selects conservation plants and develops innovative planting technology to solve the nation's most important resource concerns. The Program includes a network of 26 Plant Materials Centers (PMCs) and associated Plant Materials Specialists serving all 50 states and territories. For over 70 years, PMCs and Specialists have provide essential and effective plant solutions for critical habitats, environmental concerns, management practices, and key farm and ranch programs.