The Dungeness River Management Team is a partnership of individuals and stakeholders in the Dungeness River Watershed who are working together in an attempt to arrive at locally based, long-term solutions to problems and to develop opportunities associated with the Dungeness River. The Dungeness River Audubon Center is intended to enable residents, students and visitors to enjoy and understand the unique natural character of the Olympic Peninsula, with special focus on the Dungeness River and watershed. Earth Day Activities. Green Homes USA is a volunteer group focusing on uniting local talent for the design of homes that balance ecological integrity and economic viability. The Jefferson Land Trust is an organization whose mission is to create a legacy of open space and conserving natural resources through land acquisition and agreements with land owners. The North Olympic Salmon Coalition is a non-profit group dedicated to the restoration of salmon on the Washington State Olympic Peninsula. The Olympic Environmental Council hosts the North Olympic Peninsula Conservation Matters and contains links to many other environmental sites. The Olympic Park Institute is a private, non-profit educational organization whose mission is to inspire environmental stewardship through education. Programs emphasize direct, hands-on learning experiences for adults and children in the Olympic National Park region. Professionals who are gifted teachers in the arts, sciences and humanities facilitate learning, using the pristine and managed environments of the Peninsula as classrooms.

The Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society is a non-profit corporation founded in the early 1970s as a chapter of the National Audubon Society. It is one of 26 chapters in Washington state and its geographic domain is Clallam County. New address http://www.olympicpeninsulaaudubon.org/ The Peninsula Trails Coalition is a non profit organization formed in 1988 to initiate the construction of a trail from Port Townsend to Port Angeles along a former railroad corridor. This effort has led to the more ambitious goal of creating a trail across the North Olympic Peninsula -- THE OLYMPIC DISCOVERY TRAIL. The goal of the coalition is to create new trails and expand the existing system of trails across the Olympic Peninsula for recreation, nonmotorized transportation and environmental preservation. The Port Townsend Marine Science Center is a non-profit community organization formed exclusively for educational and scientific purposes to promote and encourage a greater understanding of the marine and aquatic sciences. Protect the Peninsula's Future is a group dedicated to the wise land use of the North Olympic Peninsula. Accomplishments over the years include upgrading the protective status of water bodies like Sequim Bay and helping support the establishment of the wildlife sanctuary at Protection Island. The group has fought everything from oil pipelines and nuclear power plants to the dredging of clam beds. Quilcene Ancient Forest Coalition is a newsletter by and about the Quilcene Ancient Forest Coalition. Wild Olympic Salmon is an organization dedicated to Wild Salmon and their Chums. The mission of Wild Olympic Salmon is to inspire sustainable human community and culture by nurturing wild salmon and watersheds.