The Global Coalition of Alternative Voices
What constitutes an "alternative voice?" Persons or organizations who are actively participating in the healing of humanity and the planetary eco-system. Alternative voices inspire people to cooperate with others in building alternatives that will ultimately bring a Spiritualution to the entire planet. Alternative voices are willing to take risks and rock the boat in order to initiate much-needed change in the status quo. There are alternative voices in all walks of life, including music, art, film, activism, industry, politics, education, communications, technology, architecture, agriculture, religion, and spirituality.
| Name | Address | City | State | Zip | Country | Phone | Website | Information | |
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Abundant Life Seed Foundation |
930 Lawrence Street, P.O. Box 772 |
Port Townsend |
WA |
98368 |
USA |
360-385-5660 |
Nonprofit organization whose purposes are to preserve genetic diversity and support sustainable agriculture through acquiring and distributing native and naturalized seed, providing information on plant and seed propagation, and aiding in the preservation of native and naturalized plants through cultivation. |
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Abundant Life Seeds |
P.O. Box 279 |
Cottage Grove |
OR |
97424 |
USA |
541-767-9606 |
Organically grown seeds. |
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Acheson, Amanda |
2500 North Fort Valley Road, Building 1 |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
86001 |
USA |
928-714-1181 |
Hands- on activist for sustainable building in northern Arizona. Coconino County Sustainable Building Program. |
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Action Aid |
Postnet Suite #248, Private Bag X31, Saxonwold 2132 |
Johannesburg |
South Africa |
27 11 731 4500 |
Antipoverty agency whose aim is to fight poverty worldwide. |
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ADBUSTERS Organization |
1243 W. 7th Ave |
Vancouver |
BC |
V6H 1B7 |
Canada |
604-736-9401 FAX 604-737-6021 |
Founder :Kalleh Lasn, book, CULTURE JAM |
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All Species Foundation |
P.O. Box 29462 |
San Francisco |
CA |
94129 |
USA |
415-750-7243 |
Nonprofit organization dedicated to the complete inventory of all species of life on earth in the next 25 years. |
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Alliance for Justice |
11 Dupont Circle NW, 2nd Floor |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
202-822-6070 |
Consumer advocacy programs. |
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Alternatives |
3720 avenue du Parc, bureau 300
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Montreal |
Quebec |
H2X 2J1 |
Canada |
514-982-6122 |
Nongovernmental, international solidarity program. Open and in touch with the world. |
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American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy |
1001 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 801 |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
202-429-8873 |
Advancing energy efficiency as a way of providing economic prosperity and environmental protection. |
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American Forests |
P.O. Box 2000 |
Washington |
DC |
20013 |
USA |
202-737-1944 |
Protect, restore and enhance natural capital of trees and forests. |
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American Friends Service Committee (Quakers) |
AFSC NATIONAL Office,1501 Cherry Street |
Philadelphia |
PA |
19102 |
USA |
215-241-7000 |
Venerable social justice organization. |
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Amnesty International USA |
1 Easton Street |
London |
England |
NC1X ODW |
UK |
44 20 7413500 |
Seeks to promote human rights as provided in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. |
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Beyond Nuclear |
6930 Carroll Avenue, Suite 400 |
Takoma Park |
MD |
20912 |
USA |
301-270-2209 |
Educates public about connections between nuclear power and nuclear weapons and the need to safeguard our future. |
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Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation |
P.O. Box 10427, Salem Station |
Winston-Salem |
NC |
27108-0427 |
USA |
336-721-0260 |
Funding for projects and programs for preservation, protection and enhancement of parkway. |
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Buddhist Peace Fellowship |
P.O. Box 3470 |
Berkeley |
CA |
94703 |
USA |
510-655-6169 |
Encourages activism rooted in Buddhist teachings. Publishers of "Turning Wheel: The Journal of Socially Engaged Buddhism". |
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Center for a Livable Future |
615 N. Wolfe, Suite E2150 |
Baltimore |
MD |
21205 |
USA |
410-502-7578 |
Protects policies to protect health, the environment and sustainable living. |
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Center for Biological Diversity |
P.O. Box 39382 |
Phoenix |
AZ |
85069 |
USA |
(301) 734-1066 or (301) 734-1077 |
Robin Silver, contact. Taking cities and organizations which are endangering species to court in AZ. |
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Chase, Niann Emerson |
P.O. Box 3946 (Sedona) or P.O, Box 4910 (Tubac) |
Sedona or Tubac |
AZ |
86340 (Sedona) or 85646 (Tubac) |
USA |
928-204-1206 (Sedona) or 520-603-9932 (Tubac) |
Co-founder of Global Community Communications Alliance located in Sedona and Tubac, Arizona. A teacher on the San Carlos Indian reservation for fifteeen years, she broadened her horizons with studies of many world religions. She is currently a pastor and director of Global Community Communications Schools for Adults and Teens. She is co-executive director of The Alternative Voice periodical and has articles published in several periodicals including: New Thought Journal, Connecting Link, Quantum Thoughts, and Inner Word. |
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Chomsky, Noam |
MIT Linguistics and Philosophy, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Bldg 32-D808 |
Cambridge |
MA |
01239 |
USA |
617-253-4141, office 617-253-7819 |
Writer, defender of alternative journalism, outspoken critic of modern media corruption. |
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Christian Aid |
35 Lower Marsh |
London |
SE1 7RL |
UK |
44(0) 20 7620 4444 |
Challenging the causes of poverty and making change happen. |
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Clean Water Network |
218 D Street SE |
Washington |
DC |
20003 |
USA |
202-547-4208 |
Alliance of over 1000 organizations working to protect our nation's water resources. |
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Coalitions for Justice in the Maquiladoras |
530 Bandera |
San Antonio |
TX |
78228 |
USA |
210-732-8957 |
A coalition of organizations working to pressure corporations to adopt socially responsible practices. |
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Collective Heritage Institute |
Old Lamy Schoolhouse, 6 Cerro Circle |
Lamy |
NM |
87540 |
USA |
505-986-0366 or 1-877-BIONEER (1-877-246-6337) |
Conducts education and research in the areas of biodiversity, ecological farming practices and environmental restoration. |
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Common Dreams |
P.O. Box 443 |
Portland |
ME |
04112-0443 |
USA |
207-775-0488 voice |
Common Dreams is a national nonprofit citizens' organization working to bring progressive Americans together to promote progressive visions for America's future. One of the best sources for daily alternative press articles on the web. |
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Conservation International |
2011 Crystal Drive, Suite 500 |
Arlington |
VA |
22202 |
USA |
1-800-429-5660 |
Promotes biodiversity conservation in endangered ecosystems worldwide. |
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Context Institute |
P.O. Box 946 |
Langley |
WA |
98260 |
USA |
360-221-6044 |
Sustainable culture information service. |
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Convention on the Global Commons |
P.O. Box 63776 |
Philadelphia |
PA |
19147 |
USA |
215-592-1016 |
A multilevel participatory process which seeks to become an integrative platform that will enable people from all over the world to work together. |
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Co-op America |
612 K Street NW, Suite 600 |
Washington |
DC |
20006 |
USA |
1-800-58-GREEN |
Harness economic power to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society. |
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Coral Cay Conservation |
1st Floor Block, Elizabeth House, 39 York Road |
London |
SE1 7NQ |
UK |
0207 9210469 |
Makes expeditions to the Caribbean and Asia-Pacific to help protect threatened coral reefs and tropical forests, create reserves and wildlife sanctuaries, etc. |
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Corporate Watch |
16 B Cherwell Street |
Oxford |
Oxford– shire |
OX4 1BG |
UK |
44(0) 1865791 391 |
This organization observes and exposes corruption in corporate activities |
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Cosmos Journal |
Cosmos Club, 2121 Massachusetts Ave., NW |
Washington |
DC |
20008 |
USA |
202-387-7783 |
A journal of emerging issues and insights published by the Cosmos Club of Washington, DC and founded in 1878. |
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Davis, Chip |
10 South 6th Street |
Cottonwood |
AZ |
863216 |
USA |
928-639-8110 |
Yavapai County (Arizona) Supervisor. Standing up for sustainability in Yavapai County. Has received a great deal of controversy from some due to his stand against building a bridge at Red Rock Crossing/Cathedral Rock in Sedona, AZ. |
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Defenders of Wildlife |
1130 17th Street NW |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
1-800-385-9712 |
Works to protect wild animals and plants in their natural communities. |
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DiFranco, Ani |
P.O. Box 95, Ellicott Station |
Buffalo |
NY |
14205-0095 |
USA |
Musician, activist. |
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Earth Dream Alliance |
P.O. Box 2219 |
Jupiter |
FL |
33468 |
USA |
561-744-7600 |
Organization dedicated to conserving forests, inspiring earth-honoring changes in consciousness and applying indigenous wisdom in ways that foster environmental and social balance. |
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Earth First! |
5500 Hwy 403 |
Salisburg |
IN |
USA |
812-248-0712 |
Works to protect wilderness through natural means. |
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EARTH ISLAND |
300 Broadway, Suite 28 |
San Francisco |
CA |
94133-3312 |
USA |
415-788-3666 |
Environmental magazine |
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Earth Island Institute |
300 Broadway, Suite 28 |
San Francisco |
CA |
94133-3312 |
USA |
415-788-3666 |
Provides organizational support in developing projects to protect the global environment. |
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Earth Justice Legal Defense Fund |
426 17th Street, 6th Floor |
Oakland |
CA |
94612-2820 |
USA |
510-550-6700 |
Protects people and natural resources by enforcing and strengthening environmental laws. |
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Earth Light Magazine |
111 Fairmont Avenue |
Oakland |
CA |
94611 |
USA |
510-451-4926 |
A magazine and on line library that seeks to empower individuals and communities to live and work in touch with earth and spirit. |
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Earth Restoration Service |
Dorland House, 14-16 Regent Street |
London |
SW1Y 4PH |
UK |
Tel: 05601 981115 from UK and +44 5601 981115 from abroad |
International organization aiming to address the challenge posed by the on-going damage to the earth's ecosystems by creating a world-wide network of earth restoration projects and facilitating volunteer and technical assistance to such projects. Contact Andreas Karnevall. |
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Earth Save International |
P.O. Box 96 |
New York |
NY |
10108 |
USA |
718-459-7503 (voice) or 1-800-362-3648 |
Moving toward a plant-based diet and to take compassionate action for all life on earth. |
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Earth Share |
7735 Old Georgetown Road, Suite 900 |
Bethesda |
MD |
20814 |
USA |
1-800-875-3863 or 240-333-0300 |
Manages workplace giving and campaigns for its member charities. |
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Earthwatch |
3 Clock Tower Place, Suite 100, Box 75 |
Maynard |
MA |
01754 |
USA |
1-800-776-0188 or 978-461-0081 |
Sponsors scientific field research to improve understanding of the planet and its inhabitants. |
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Econet |
318-619-1123 |
Nonprofit, provides alternative sources of information, and comprehensive Internet services for progressive individuals and organizations |
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Energy and Environmental Research Center (EERC) |
EERC, UND, 15 N 23rd Street, Stop 9018 |
Grand Forks |
ND |
58202-9018 |
USA |
701-777-5000 |
Provides multidisciplinary research and development of innovative and environmental technologies for the protection of air, water, and soil. |
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Envirolink Network |
4618 Henry Street |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
15213 |
USA |
412-683-6400 |
Grassroots on line community that unites hundreds of organizations and volunteers around the world providing the most up-to-date environmental resources available. |
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Environmental Defense |
1875 Connecticut Ave, NW |
Washington |
DC |
20009 |
USA |
1-800-684-3322 |
Combines science, economics and law to find economically sustainable solutions to environmental problems. |
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Environmental Defense Fund |
257 Park Avenue South |
New York |
NY |
10010 |
USA |
212-505-2100 |
Finding practical environmental solutions. |
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Environmental Earth Angels |
122 Laird Drive, Unit 206 |
Toronto |
ON |
M4G 3V3 |
Canada |
416-421-5551 |
Providing environmental education for school children that will have an immediate impact on pollution and climate change, and a long term impact by empowering the youth to be environmental guardians. |
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Environmental Literacy Council |
1625 K Street NW, Suite 1020 |
Washington |
DC |
20006-3868 |
USA |
202-296-3390 |
Offers links to environmental resources on the web. |
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FAIR |
112 W. 27th Street |
New York |
NY |
10001 |
USA |
212-633-6700 |
National media watch group, offering well-documented criticism of media bias and censorship, anti-censorship organization; working with activists and journalists. Publishes EXTRA!, magazine of media criticism and weekly radio show, COUNTERSPIN. |
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Fleming, David |
An independent writer in the fields of energy, environment, economics, society and culture. He first published the system of TEQ's(formerly Domestic Tradable Quotas-DTQs) in 1996. TEQs are set in their context in his two forthcoming books, THE LEAN ECONOMY: A SURVIVOR'S GUIDE TO A FUTURE THAT WORKS, and LEAN LOGIC: A DICTIONARY FOR OUR TIME. He is founder of The Lean Economy Connection, an extended dialogue between people who are thinking ahead. Forthcoming book, THE LEAN ECONOMY: A VISION OF CIVILITY FOR A WORLD IN TROUBLE. |
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Flora and Fauna International |
1720 N Street NW |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
202-375-7766 |
Acts to conserve threatened species and ecosystems worldwide. |
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Franti, Michael |
c/o Catherine Enny, Guerrilla Management Collective, 2180 Bryant Street, Ste. 206 |
San Francisco |
CA |
94110 |
USA |
415-865-2170 |
Musician, activist, has helped produce documentaries on the fallen state of the world. |
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Free Speech TV |
P.O. Box 44099 |
Denver |
CO |
80201 |
USA |
National TV channel that reflects diversity of our society, provides perspectives not represented by mainstream media, and shines a national spotlight on citizens working for progressive social change. |
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FREECYCLE |
Grassroots nonprofit groups of people giving and getting stuff for free in their own towns. Each local group is moderated by a local volunteer. The network was started as an effort to promote waste reduction. It provides individuals with an electronic forum to recycle unwanted items. |
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Fresco, Jacque |
c/o The Venus Project, 21 Valley Lane |
Venus |
FL |
33960 |
USA |
863-465-0321 |
The Venus Project is an educational think tank operating out of a 25 acre research center located in Venus, Florida. |
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Friends of the Earth, USA |
1717 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Suite 600 |
Washington |
DC |
20036-20002 |
USA |
877-843-8687 |
Focuses on the underlying social and economic causes of environmental problems. |
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Fukuoka, Masanobu |
Natural way of farming. Method involves no tillage, no fertilizer, no pesticides, no pruning, and little labor. This is accomplished, along with high yields, by careful timing of seeding and careful combinations of plants. Fukuoka has brought the practical art of working with nature to a high level of refinement. |
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Gabriel of Urantia |
P.O. Box 3946 (Sedona) or P.O, Box 4910 (Tubac) |
Sedona or Tubac |
AZ |
86340 (Sedona) or 85646 (Tubac) |
USA |
928-204-1206 (Sedona) or 520-603-9932 (Tubac) |
Gabriel of Urantia has been proactive in the spiritual, social and environmental arenas for decades. He is the spiritual leader, pastor and founder of Global Community Communication Alliance. He studied theology at Duquesne University, and was involved with the charismatic movement of the 1960's. He was a prison chaplain and spent years counseling others in organizations such as Nicky Cruz/Teen Challenge, Youth with a Mission, and Centrum. In 1989, he was the co-founder of Global community Communications Alliance along with Niann Emerson Chase, located in Sedona and Tubac, Arizona. GCCA is a church supporting a religious order and eco-village including over 100 members from all over the world. Part of this church includes Avalon Organic Gardens, Farm and Ranch; Personality Integration Rehabilitation Program for Teens and Adults; and Global Family Legal Services. Global Change Multimedia, The Soulistic Medical Institute and Soulistic Hospice. |
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Gaia Mind |
20 Sunnyside, Box A235 |
Mill Valley |
CA |
94941 |
USA |
Dedicated to explore the idea that we, humanity, are the earth becoming aware of itself. |
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Garrett, Lane |
2010 E. University Drive, Suite 20 |
Tempe |
AZ |
85281 |
USA |
480-966-1380 |
"Grandpa Solar", ETA engineering for solar energy. |
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Garry Oak Meadow Preservation Society |
c/o 3873 Swan Lake Road |
Victoria |
BC |
V8X 3W1 |
Canada |
Dedicated to saving the Garry oaks and their ecosystems. |
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Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance |
Georgia Plant Care Alliance, The State Botanical Garden of Georgia, 24505 S Milledge Avenue |
Athens |
GA |
30605 |
USA |
706-542-6448 |
Studying and preserving Georgia's flora. |
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Glennon, Robert |
University of AZ James E. Rodgers College of Law,P.O.210176 |
Tucson |
AZ |
85721-0176 |
USA |
520-621-1614 or 520-621-1373 |
Author of "Water Follies: Groundwater Pumping and the Fate of America's Fresh Waters" and compelling speaker on global water issues. |
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Global Community Communications |
P.O. Box 3946 (Sedona) or P.O, Box 4910 (Tubac) |
Sedona or Tubac |
AZ |
86340 (Sedona) or 85646 (Tubac) |
USA |
928-204-1206 (Sedona) or 520-603-9932 (Tubac) |
Alternative, progressive Jesusonian church, religious order, ecovillage and organic garden located in Sedona and Tubac, Arizona. Gabriel of Urantia and Niann Emerson Chase are the founders and pastors of this community, located in Arizona for the past 20 years. Individuals from all over the world participate in this eco-village preparing for the future with local and global outreach ministries, including an organic garden, farm and ranch; a personaity integration rehabilitation program for teens and young adults; Global Family Legal Services, a nonprofit immigration service; and a periodical with a spiritual perspective, The Alternative Voice; Global Change Multimedia, bringing positive ideas and services to the world; and the Soulistic Medical Institute and Hospice, serving people regardless of their ability to pay. |
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Global Crop Diversity Trust |
c/o FAO, Viale delle terme de Carracalla |
Rome |
00153 |
Italy |
39 06 570 55142 |
Mission is to ensure the conservation and availability of crop diversity for food security worldwide. Crop diversity is fundamental to defeating hunger and achieving food security. |
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Global Exchange |
2017 Mission Street, 2nd floor |
San Francisco |
CA |
94110 |
USA |
415-255-7296 |
International human rights organization dedicated to promoting social, economic and environmental justice around the world. |
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Goodall, Jane |
Jane Goodall Institute, 4245 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 600 |
Arlington |
VA |
22203 |
USA |
703-682-9220 |
Long-time defender of the planet's creatures and ecosystems. |
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Green Planet |
Ramistrasse 31 |
Zurich |
8001 |
Switzerland |
UK office 44 (0) 151 523 4219 |
Green Planet Environmental Ltd. is a nonprofit company whose focus is to promote environmental innovation with the profits being returned to help communities in need and to stimulate business where needed. Green Planet is one of the founding agents for the Southern Biomass Trading Floor. Green Planet investment is constantly looking for projects to invest in. |
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Greenpeace |
702 H Street, NW |
Washington |
DC |
20001 |
USA |
202-462-1177 |
Uses non-violent, creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems and force solutions. |
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Habitat for Humanity |
121 Habitat Street |
Americus |
GA |
31709-3498 |
USA |
1-800-422-4828 |
Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry. HFHI seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the world, and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action. |
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Habitat for Humanity (Flagstaff) |
1400 E. Butler Ave |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
86001 |
USA |
928-779-1314 |
Assisting families in Flagstaff, AZ to obtain decent, affordable housing. |
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Hawaii Releaf |
P.O. Box 1209 |
Hawaii |
HI |
96765 |
USA |
People restoring native vegetation in Hawaii. |
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Holmgren, David |
Co-founder of Permaculture movement, author, teacher. |
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ICLEI (Local Governments for Sustainability) |
City Hall, West Tower, 16th floor, 100 Queen Street West |
Toronto |
M5H 2N2 |
Canada |
416-392-1462 |
Association of local governments and regional local governmental organizations that have made a commitment to sustainable development. |
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Institute for Earth Education |
Cedar Cove |
Greenville |
WV |
24945 |
USA |
304-832-6404 |
The world's alternative to agency- and industry-sponsored supplemental environmental education. |
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Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility |
475 Riverside Drive, Rm. 550 |
New York |
NY |
10115 |
USA |
212-870-2295 |
Actively pressing companies to engage in corporate social responsibility. |
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Interfaith Partner for the Environment |
Interfaith, 46 Bayard Street, #401 |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
08901 |
USA |
732-565-7740 |
Mobilizes religious institutions and people of diverse faiths to strengthen their relationship with the sacred in nature and to take action for the earth. |
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Irvine Nature Center |
1120 Garrison Forest Road |
Owings Mills |
MD |
21117 |
USA |
442-738-9200 |
Environmental education organization whose mission is to inspire and respect the natural world. |
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Just Response |
Works to provide activists with resources for a just response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. |
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Klein, Naomi |
USA |
Writer, speaker, activist. Known for her political analyses of corporate globalization. |
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Kucinich, Dennis |
1730 Longworth HOB |
Washington |
DC |
20515 |
USA |
202-225-5871 |
Ohio state congressman who speaks the truth and has spearheaded the DOP movement. The Department of Peace is proposed in a congressional bill to establish a US governmental Department of Peace in order to find non-violent solutions to the problems of domestic and international conflicts. |
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Lancaster, Brad |
813 N. 9th Avenue |
Tucson |
AZ |
85705 |
USA |
Author of "Harvesting Rainwater". " At home my brother and I harvest over 100,000 gallons of rainwater a year on a 1/8th acre urban lot and adjoining right-of-way. This harvested water is then turned into living air conditioners of food-bearing shade trees, abundant gardens, and a thriving landscape incorporating wildlife habitat, beauty, edible and medicinal plants, and more. Such sheltering landscapes cool buildings by 20 degrees Fahrenheit, reduce water and energy bills, and require little more than rainwater to thrive." |
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League of Conservation Voters |
1920 L Street NW, Suite 800 |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
202-785-8683 |
Bipartisan group working to educate voters and win elections on behalf of the environment. |
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Litrell, Barbara |
360 Brewer Road |
Sedona |
AZ |
86336 |
USA |
928-282-4938 |
Dynamic leader in League of Women Voters and Keep Sedona Beautiful-working towards sustainability in the Verde Valley-original coordinator of Sedona's "Water Awareness Month" every spring. |
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Loeb, Paul Rogat |
The author of The Impossible Will Take a While: A Citizen's Guide to Hope in a Time of Fear (Basic Books,2004, and named the #3 political book of that year by the History Channel and the American Book Association), Soul of a Citizen: Living with Conviction in a Cynical Time (St. Martin's Press1999,now with over 95,000 copies in print), Generation at the Crossroads: Apathy and Action on the American Campus (Rutgers University Press,1994), Nuclear Culture, and Hope in Hard Times. |
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Lovins, Amory |
Rocky Mountain Institute, 2317 Snowmass Creek Road |
Snowmass |
CO |
81654 |
USA |
970-927-3851 |
Established a nonprofit institute focusing on energy policy. |
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Mackey, John |
Whole Foods Market, Inc., 550 Bowie Street |
Austin |
TX |
78703-4644 |
USA |
512-477-4455 |
Health foods empire. |
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Makezine |
707-827-7068 |
Contact Dan Woods. Empowering citizens to take action with their hands and minds in order to break the cycle of enslaved consumerism. |
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MANA Foundation |
FORENENING MANA, EKO*SOL, OSTERGATEN 23, 15243 SODERTALIE |
Sweden |
46 855060822 |
Working toward a world economy with ecological and social responsibility. |
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Manitou Foundation |
Provides land grants and some financial support in Crestone/Baca, Colorado to qualified religious and spiritual projects, ecological and environmental sustainability projects and related educational endeavors. |
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Masayesva, Vernon, (Black Mesa Trust) |
P.O. Box 33 |
Kykotsmovi |
AZ |
86039 |
USA |
928-734-9255 |
Director of a grass roots movement that has successfully managed to shut down the Mohave Generating Station (MGS) which has pumped pristine aquifer water for 40 years in order to slurry coal for the MGS. He is also working to have the Hopi Nation switch their energy and economy base from coal to alternative energy. |
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Mollison, Bill |
The Permaculture Institute, 31 Rulla Road |
Sisters Creek |
Tas– mania |
07325 |
Australia |
61(0)3 6445 0945, FAX 61(0)3 6445 0944 |
Co-founder and spearhead for the world-wide permaculture movement. |
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Myers, Monte |
120-A Sugarloaf Street |
Sedona |
AZ |
86351 |
USA |
928-301-6351 |
Monte is a former National Park Ranger and the Energy Chair for the Sedona/Verde Valley Sierra Club Group. He also serves as senior moderator for http://peakoil.com and as the Site Administrator for www.sustainablearizona.org. |
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Naess, Arne |
Box 1116, Blindern 0317 |
Oslo |
Norway |
47 22 85 89 00 |
Environmental activist, established a research institution, Center for Development of the Environment. |
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National Audubon Society |
700 Broadway |
New York |
NY |
10003 |
USA |
212-979-3000 |
Works through advocacy, policy, science, litigation, sanctuary management, grassroots outreach, and education to protect birds and their habitat. |
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National Coalition for Marine Conservation |
NCMC, 4 Royal Street, SE |
Leesburg |
VA |
20175 |
USA |
703-777-0037 |
Dedicated to conserving ocean fish, preventing over fishing, reducing bycatch, and protecting habitat. |
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National Environmental Trust |
One Commerce Square, 2005 Market Street, Suite 1700 |
Philadelphia |
PA |
19103-7077 |
USA |
215.575.9050 |
Non-partisan organization dedicated to educating the American public on contemporary environmental issues. |
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National Parks Conservation Association |
1300 19th Street NW, Suite 300 |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
202-223-6722 |
Dedicated to protecting, preserving and enhancing the US national park system. |
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National Religious Partnership for the Environment |
49 S Pleasant Street, Suite 301 |
Amherst |
MA |
01002 |
USA |
413-253-1515 |
Integrate commitment to global sustainability into all aspects of religious life. |
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National Sea Grant Office |
Nation-wide network of thirty university-based programs that work with coastal communities. |
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National Wildlife Federation |
11100 Wildlife Center Drive |
Reston |
VA |
20190-5362 |
USA |
1-800-822-9919 |
Protecting nature and wildlife. |
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Natural Areas |
Natural Areas Association, P.O. Box 1504 |
Bend |
OR |
99709 |
USA |
541-317-0199 |
Vital resource for those involved in development and advanced preservation of natural diversity. |
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Natural Building Resources |
119 Main Street |
Kingston |
NM |
88042 |
USA |
Offering books, videos and workshops on straw bale, cob, bamboo, permaculture and more. |
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Natural Resources Conservation Service |
NRCS Outreach Division, 5601 Sunyside Avenue, Rm2-2148,Stop code 5474 |
Beltsville |
MD |
20705 |
USA |
301-504-2229 |
Since 1935, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (originally called the Soil Conservation Service) has provided leadership in a partnership effort to help America's private land owners and managers conserve their soil, water, and other natural resources. |
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Natural Resources Defense Council |
40 West 20th Street |
New York |
NY |
10011 |
USA |
212-727-2700 |
Protecting the environment and human health. |
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Nester, Tony (Ancient Pathways) |
1931 East Andes |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
86001 |
USA |
928-774-7522 |
Connecting people with their earthly roots by teaching courses in desert survival, bush craft, primitive skills and Southwest archeology. |
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Nonviolent Peace Force |
425 Oak Grove Street |
Minneapolis |
MN |
55403 |
USA |
612-871-0005 |
A federation of over 90 member organizations from around the world. Their mission is to build a trained international civilian peace force committed to third-party nonviolent intervention. |
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Nuclear Control Institute |
1000 Connecticut Avenue North, Suite 400 |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
202-822-8444 |
Monitors nuclear activities worldwide and pursues strategies to reverse growth of nuclear arms. |
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Oceana |
2501 M Street NW, Suite 300 |
Washington |
DC |
20037-1311 |
USA |
202-833-2070 or 1-800-8-OCEAN-0 |
Works to protect and restore the world's oceans. |
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Open Democracy |
23-25 Great Sutton Street |
London |
EC1V ODN |
UK |
44(0)20 7608 2000, NY office 646-220-1459 |
Pioneering a new type of independent media based on exchange and participation. Readers and writers, spanning all continents, cover key questions of our time, publish clarifying debates, using the web to map intelligent discussions. Stands for human rights and democracy. |
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Orion Society |
187 Main Street |
Great Barrington |
MA |
01230 |
USA |
413-528-4422 |
Explores an alternative world view; informed by a growing ecological awareness and the need for cultural change; it is a forum for thoughtful and creative ideas and practical examples of how we might live justly, artfully and wisely on earth. |
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Peace Brigades International (PBI) |
International Office, Development House, 56-64 Leonard Street
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London |
EC2A 4LT |
UK |
44 20 7065 0775
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Non-governmental organization (NGO) which protects human rights and promotes nonviolent transformation of conflicts. |
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Peterson, Greg |
5515 N. 7th Street, Ste.5144 |
Phoenix |
AZ |
85014 |
USA |
602-565-7045 |
The Urban Farm in Phoenix, transforming residential landscape into an edible delight is the inspiration behind Urban Farm. They publish excellent practical tips on living green every day in "Your Guide to Green". |
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Pierre Terre Productions |
Produces and hosts stories of value, wisdom, intelligence and good intent. |
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Planta Europa |
21 Elizabeth Street |
London |
SW1W 9RP |
UK |
46(0) 207 808 0100 |
Saving the plants of Europe. |
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Project on Nuclear Awareness |
251 South Camac Street |
Philadelphia |
PA |
19107 |
USA |
215-546-3030 |
Working to end the threat of nuclear weapons. |
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Protest |
A collective of activists that publishes a public record of activities on the web in search of creating a better world. |
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Public Agenda |
6 East 39th Street, 9th Floor |
New York |
NY |
10016 |
USA |
212-686-6610 |
Provides information on issues ranging from abortion to welfare. |
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Public Interest Research Group |
US PIRG, 44 Winter Street, 4th Floor |
Boston |
MA |
02108 |
USA |
617-747-4370 |
Watchdog organization dedicated to safeguarding the public interest and protecting the environment. |
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Rainforest Action Network |
221 Pine Street, 5th Floor |
San Francisco |
CA |
94104 |
USA |
415-398-4404 |
Protects rainforests through education, grassroots organizing and nonviolent direct action. |
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Rainforest Alliance |
665 Broadway, Suite 500 |
New York |
NY |
10012 |
USA |
212-677-1900 |
Promotes research and education to conserve tropical rainforests. |
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RAWA (Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan) |
P.O. Box 374 |
Quetta |
Pakistan |
0092-300-5541258 |
Oldest political/social organization of Afghan women struggling for peace, freedom, democracy and women's rights in fundamentalism-blighted Afghanistan since 1977. |
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Renewable Energy Policy Project (REPP) |
REPP, 1612 K Street NW, Suite 202 |
Washington |
DC |
20006 |
USA |
202-293-2898 |
Provides information about energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable technology information and connections. |
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Rethinking Tourism Project |
P.O. Box 581938 |
Minneapolis |
MN |
55458-1938 |
USA |
651-644-9984 |
Their mission is to strengthen Indigenous People's capacity to critically analyze tourism development, create projects that protect biodiversity, culture and traditional economics; and create a network. |
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Rocky Mountain Institute |
1739 Snowmass Creek Road |
Snowmass |
CO |
81654-9199 |
USA |
970-927-3851 |
Nonprofit research and educational foundation whose mission is to foster the efficient and sustainable use of resources as a path to global security. |
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Rowgowski, Cheryl |
Cheryl and Mike Rowgowski, 327-329 Glenwood Road |
Pine Island |
NY |
10969 |
USA |
845-258-4574 |
Farmer, Rowgowski formulates solutions to problems afflicting American family farms. She lives in Pine Island, NY. |
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Rural Advancement Foundation |
P.O. Box 640 |
Pittsboro |
NC |
27312 |
USA |
919-542-1396 |
Cultivates markets, policies, and communities that support thriving, socially just and environmentally sound family farms. |
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Scenic America |
1250 I Street NW, Suite 750
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Washington |
DC |
20005 |
USA |
202-638-0550, ext 12 |
Protects scenic roads, prevents billboards from trashing our highways, and helps create more attractive communities. |
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Scouts |
World Organization of the Scout Movement, Rue de Pre-Jerome 5, P.O. Box 91, CH-1211 |
Geneva 4 |
Switzerland |
41 22 705-10-10 |
International organization of young people. |
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Seeds of Change |
P.O. Box 15700 |
Santa Fe |
NM |
87506 |
USA |
1-888-762-4244 |
Making organically grown seeds available and preserving countless heirloom seed varieties in danger of being lost. |
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Siebert, Rudolph |
(office at Western Michigan University) Moore Hall, Office 2002, 1903 West Michigan Avenue |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
49008 |
USA |
269-387-4398 (office) |
He is the director of the Center for Humanistic Future Studies at Western Michigan University since 1980, the director of the international course on the "Future of Religion" in the Inter-University Center for Post-Graduate Studies in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia/Croatia since 1975, and the international course on "Religion and Civil Society" in Yalta, Crimea and Ukraine since 1999. |
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Sierra Club |
85 2nd Street, 2nd Floor |
San Francisco |
CA |
94105 |
USA |
415-977-5500 |
Promotes environmental conservation by influencing public policy--legislative, administrative, legal and electoral. |
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Simple Living Network |
P.O. Box 233 |
Trout Lake |
WA |
98650 |
USA |
509-395-2323 |
An interactive catalog of earth-friendly products, resources and services. |
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Sirius Community |
72 Baker Road |
Shaftsbury |
MA |
01072 |
USA |
518-372-3095 |
Community of spiritual renewal grounded in ecological living. |
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Social Education and Environmental Development Scheme (SEEDS) Trust |
Plot No. 156,Raja Street |
Kooturavu Nagar |
Dindigul |
624005 |
India |
91-451-5531723 |
Works for the elevation of underprivileged Children and Young Persons (CYP) using a holistic approach. They aim to facilitate the self-sufficiency of families and whole communities. SEEDS visualizes global transformation through local change. |
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Society for Ecological Restoration |
SER, 285 West 18th Street, Suite1 |
Tucson |
AZ |
85701 |
USA |
520.622.5485 |
Recovery of damaged ecosystems. |
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Society of Environmental Journalists |
P.O. Box 2492 |
Jenkinstown |
PA |
19046 |
USA |
215-884-8174 |
Enabling journalists how to better inform the public about critical issues facing the environment. |
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SOJOURNERS Magazine |
3333 14th St. NW, Suite 200 |
Washington |
DC |
20010 |
USA |
202-328-8842 800-714-7474 |
Progressive Christian publication |
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Southern Environmental Law Center |
201 West Main Street, Suite 14 |
Charlottesville |
VA |
22207-5065 |
USA |
434-977-4090 |
Protecting the natural resources of the southeastern United States. |
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Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance |
425 East 100 South |
Salt Lake City |
UT |
84111 |
USA |
801-846-3161 |
Works to protect the magnificent canyon country and unspoiled public lands surrounding Utah's prized national parks. |
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Spirit in Action |
247 N. Street |
Belchertown |
MA |
01007 |
USA |
413-256-4612 |
Massachusetts-based nonprofit organization dedicated to spiritually grounded social change. |
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Stone Circles |
115 Market Street, Suite 203 |
Durham |
NC |
22701 |
USA |
919-682-8323 |
An organization dedicated to spiritually driven social activism. |
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Straight Goods |
Box 2000 |
Golden Lake |
ON |
KOJ 1XO |
Canada |
Alternative press site. |
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Surfrider Foundation, USA |
P.O. Box 6010 |
San Clemente |
CA |
92671-6010 |
USA |
(904) 742-6477 |
Nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of the world's beaches. |
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Sustainable Settings |
6107 Hwy 133 |
Carbondale |
CO |
81623 |
USA |
970-963 6107 |
Studying sustainable agriculture, organic csa and green development. |
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Suzuki, David T. |
David Suziki Foundation, Suite 219, 2211 West Fourth Avenue |
Vancouver |
BC |
V6K 4S2 |
Canada |
604-732-4228 |
Founded science-based environmental organization. |
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Tewa, Marilyn Horus |
P.O. Box 34 |
Second Mesa |
AZ |
86043 |
USA |
928-556-3123 |
Activist for protecting the N-Aquifer which supplies water to the Hopi Mesa. She is a Water Keeper of the Water Clan. She shows the film, "Mother Water's" which is an excellent film created by Marilyn's daughter about Hopi water issues. |
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The Circle |
6114 La Salle Avenue #166 |
Oakland |
CA |
94611 |
USA |
510-531-3842 |
Sponsors two day prayer vigil in Washington, DC and brings diverse communities together to begin healing a national wound, set an example of togetherness for youth to honor native elders, and to provide a time for traditionalists and government officials to meet and focus on issues of sustainability. |
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The Civic Trust |
1-6 Essex Street |
London |
WC2R 3HU |
UK |
Tel: 020 7539 7900 |
Independent, national organization with charitable status. It is the umbrella body for over 800 civic societies ,representing over 250,000 individuals committed to improving and caring for places where people live and work. |
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The Commons |
Collaborative web blog about free markets protecting the environment. |
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The Council of Canadians |
700-170 Lauren Avenue West |
Ottawa |
ON |
K1P 5V5 |
Canada |
612-233-2773 or 800-387-7177 |
Provides analysis on key issues from a critical and progressive standpoint. |
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The International Collaborative for Science, Education, and the Environment (ICSEE) |
12 Red Barn Road |
Wayland |
MA |
01778-1122 |
USA |
508-358-7661 |
Supports grassroots projects in science and environmental education, sustainable development and environmental protection. |
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The Nature Conservancy |
4245 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 100 |
Arlington |
VA |
22203-7766 |
USA |
703-841-5300 |
Working to protect plants, animals and their native communities. |
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The Swedish Institute for Social Inventions |
Peter Myndes Backe 12:5,S-118 46 |
Stockholm |
Sweden |
46-8772-4587,FAX 46-8642-2641 |
A private foundation for the promotion of good social inventions. |
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The Wilderness Society |
1615 M Street NW |
Washington |
DC |
20036 |
USA |
1-800-THE WILD |
Protects wild places in the US through public education, policy work, and litigation. New Mexico area, contact Deanna Archeluta, 505-917-4226. |
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The Wintergreen Nature Alliance |
RR1, Box 770 |
Roseland |
VA |
22967 |
USA |
(434) 325-8169 |
Exists to encourage the understanding, appreciation and conservation of the natural and cultural resources of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. |
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The Woods Hole Research Center |
149 Woods Hole Road |
Falmouth |
MA |
02540-1644 |
USA |
(508) 540-9900 |
Addresses environmental issues through scientific research and education. |
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Transnational Institute. |
P.O. Box 14656, 1001 LD |
Amsterdam |
The Netherlands |
31 20 662 66 08 |
Internationally focused institute that works on global problems. |
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Transparency International |
Alt Moabit 96,10559 |
Berlin |
Germany |
49-30-3438-20-0 |
A global civil society organization leading the fight against corruption, brings people together in a powerful worldwide coalition to end the devastating impact of corruption on men, women and children around the world. Creating change towards a world free of corruption. |
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Trees for Life |
3006 W. St. Louis |
Wichita |
KS |
67203 |
USA |
316-945-6929 |
Empowering people by demonstrating that in helping each other we can unleash extraordinary power that impacts our lives. This is done by helping people plant fruit trees in developing countries. |
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Under Currents |
Old Exchange, Pier Street |
Swansea |
SA1 !RY |
UK |
44(0) 1792 455900 |
Alternative media and support links. |
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Union of Concerned Scientists |
2 Brattle Street |
Cambridge |
MA |
02238-9105 |
USA |
617-547-5552 |
Advancing responsible public policies where science and technology play a concerned role. |
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UTNE Magazine |
Editorial and Management Offices,1624 Harmon Place, Suite 330 |
Minneapolis |
MN |
55403 |
USA |
612-338-5040 FAX:612-338-6043 |
Reprints the best articles from over 2000 alternative media sources bringing you the latest ideas and trends emerging in our culture |
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Whidbey Institute |
P.O. Box 57 |
Clinton |
WA |
98236 |
USA |
360-341-1884 |
Idyllic setting for the communal spirit of learning and deep inquiry. |
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Whispered Media |
Jeff Taylor, P.O. Box 40130 |
San Francisco |
CA |
94140 |
USA |
415-789-8484 |
Activist group promoting the use of video to increase awareness about current issues of social, economic and environmental justice. |
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Wildlife Conservation Society |
2300 Southern Avenue |
Bronx |
NY |
10460 |
USA |
718-220-5100 |
Works to save wildlife and wild lands throughout the world. |
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Windstar Wildlife Institute |
10072 Vista Court |
Myersville |
MD |
21773 |
USA |
800-324-9044 |
Effectively teaching wildlife habitat improvement. |
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World Changing |
World changing, 1517 12th Avenue |
Seattle |
WA |
98122 |
USA |
Links to and provides analysis of positive tools, models and ideas to form a toolkit for changing the world. They focus on resources that help people collaborate and cooperate, and believe that working together is the revolution that is changing the world. |
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World Resources Institute |
10 G Street NE, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20002 |
202-729-7600 |
Helps governments and private organizations cope with environmental resources and development challenges of global significance. |
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World Watch Institute |
1776 Massachusetts Avenue NW |
Washington |
DC |
20036-1904 |
USA |
202-452-1999 |
Revolves around the transition to an environmentally sustainable and socially just society--and how to attain it. |
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World Wildlife Fund |
1250 Twenty-fourth Street NW, P.O. Box 97180 |
Washington |
DC |
20090-7180 |
USA |
209-293-4800 |
Dedicated to protecting the world's wildlife and wild lands. |
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Worldwide Fund for Nature |
WWF International, Av du Mont Blanc |
Gland |
Switzerland |
41 22 364 91 11 |
Local to global environmental conservation. |
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WRFR |
20 Gay Street |
Rockland |
ME |
04841 |
USA |
207-594-0721 |
Radio station owned and run by local people. WRFR is intended as a resource for everyone to use to help make our Rockland-Camden community a friendly, well-informed and creative place to work. |
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YES! A Journal of Positive Futures |
P.O. Box 10818 |
Bainbridge Island |
WA |
98110 |
USA |
206-842-0216, 1-800-937-4451, FAX 206-842-5208 |
Positive Futures Network, publisher of YES! Is an independent nonprofit organization supporting people's active engagement in creating a just, sustainable and compassionate world |
