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As a landowners' cooperative with more than 300 shareholders and 1,550 ha of water surface area which include lakes Ojajärvi, Saarijärvi, Impiöjärvi, Saunajärvi and Hietajärvi, southern Simojärvi with its rivers, the organisation manages the flow and state of fisheries.

For us Finns, it is a matter of honour to save the world's rarest seal from extinction. If the Saimaa ringed seal disappears from Saimaa, it will disappear from the whole world. Join the vanguard of rescuers.

The Natural Heritage Foundation protects over 130 conservation areas. When you make a donation, it will be used to buy old-growth forests that are in as natural a condition as possible, and permanent protection will be sought for the areas in accordance with the Nature Conservation Act.

4H supports the balanced development of children and young people and their growing sense of responsibility by promoting self-reliance, entrepreneurship and everyday skills, cooperation, internationalism and respect for nature and the environment.

The Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue a a nonprofit, non-commercial, volunteer-based organization that specializes in search and rescue services on land and at sea around the coast of Iceland.

The aim is set up 20 cameras to document visually the reality of glacial downwasting, fueled by anthropogenic climate change. The Ice-Watch project's long-term mission is to provide a clear visual understanding of Iceland's glaciers, and what they tell us about the world's climate for all.

Vatnajökull National Park is the largest in Western Europe and covers nearly 15 thousand km2 or 15% of area of Iceland. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019. The Slow Adventure impact fund will support a wide range of activities and maintenance work carried out every year.

Iceland is an international stronghold of the Great Skua (catharacta skua) with the densest population found in southeast Iceland. Activities include banding Great skua chicks and an estimation analysis of breeding success in the Breiðamerkursandur glacial outwash area and Ingólfshöfð cape.

The Glaciological Service of Lombardy is a voluntary organisation dedicated to researching and monitoring the impact of climate change on the Alpine glacier environment using various techniques with cameras and photography.

The Associazione Produttori Apistici della Provincia di Sondrio promotes the importance of honeybees to preserve ecological balance and biodiversity. Essere Consapevole ( "BeeAware") is an environmental education project which brings ecological transition issues into schools.

We are an association of MTB bikers based in Valtellina. We restore and build new mountain bike trails.

Associazione Fondiaria ValCorta (the Valcorta Land Association) in Val Tartano cares for and restores the valley, its territory and its community.

Lochaber Mountain Rescue attends rescues day or night, 365 days of the year, in all weathers. The team is staffed entirely by approximately forty unpaid men and women volunteers. We are fundraising to extend our existing base.

ACT came to life in 2009 when we wanted to lease the playing field on the edge of the village. Since those early days we have grown in confidence and experience, and today we aim to make a difference to all aspects of community life.

The Arctic fox is an endangered species in Scandinavia. Inventories of the size and distribution of the population are carried out annually through a collaboration between Sweden and Norway.

Friends of Storlien / Storvallenfjäll is a non-profit association that aims to increase accessibility in the mountain areas of Storlien, Storvallen and Teveldalen. We're planning for the refurbishment of existing cycle paths and expand the trail system further.

Funäsfjällen, in the west of Härjedalen, receives a large number of visitors all year round. The Västra Härjedalens Bygdesamrådsgrupp needs to run a maintenance programme which depends on voluntary contributions.

The Muskox are on the verge of extinction in Sweden because they aren't protected. In 2013, Härje's firstborn daughter, Idun, moved from the protection centre to the wild herd, here in Härjedalen. There are only around 11 wild muskox in Sweden.

We are committed to restoring and managing the native woodland habitats in our care, to raising the profile of these woodlands, and to re-connecting local people with the management and stewardship of these woodlands.

CAOLAS works with the community to reintroduce native oyster reseeding areas of the loch with oyster beds, helping the recovery of a range of species and improving water purity.