A community-based non-profit organization that advocates for the public interest in maintaining clean water, lands, and air for all, protecting Alaska’s Cook Inlet watershed and the life it sustains.

Works locally and globally at the intersection of policy and practice to ensure fair and sustainable food, farm, and trade systems.

Is a national research and advocacy organization that advances local composting to create jobs, enhance soils, and reduce waste.

Advocates and inspires food brands to make positive changes and educates consumers on where to shop to make their dollars count.

Has promoted sound public policy and fostered cooperation between public and private sector stakeholders across the hemisphere for 40+ years.

Trains and educates campesinos (country folk) and small-scale farmers in agroecology.

Protects the biodiversity of the Araguaia River basin and its ecological processes.

The organization that speaks for the indigenous peoples of the Peruvian Amazon, working to defend and respect their collective rights through actions to expose their problems and present their alternative development proposals, according to their worldview and lifestyle. Comprises 109 federations that participate in elections through their National Congresses. These federations represent 2,439 communities, home to more than 650,000 Indigenous men and women belonging to 19 linguistic families: Achuar, Amahuaca, Arabela, Asháninka, Ashéninka, Awajun, Bora, Capanahua, Cashinahua, Chamicuro, Ese Eja, Harakbut, Iñapari, Iquitu, Isconahua, Kakataibo, Kakinte, Kandozi-Chapra, Kukama-Kukamiria, Madija, Maijuna, Matsigenka, Matses, Muniche, Murui-Muinani, Nomatsigenga, Ocaina, Omagua, Resigaro, Secoya, Sharanahua, Shawi, Shipibo-Konibo, Shiwilu, Taushiro, Tikuna, Urarina, Wampis, Yagua, Yaminahua, Yanesha, Yine, Yora (Nahua), Mashco Piro, Chitonahua, Mastanahua.

Was established to strengthen the science-policy interface for biodiversity and ecosystem services for conservation and sustainable use.