Alabama Environmental Nonprofits

57organizations
$142.9 millioncombined annual revenue (50 reporting)
1964oldest founding year on record

Keep Athens-Limestone Beautiful Inc

Athens, AL

To prmote and plan programs for the improvement of the environment of Athens and Limestone CO alabama

Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition

Mobile, AL

Promoting environmental justice for all

Dog River Clearwater Revival

Mobile, AL

To create an environment where families, children, citizens, workers, and visitors work and play in a clean, safe, and accessible Dog River watershed.

Alabama Center for Sustainable Energy

Huntsville, AL

Accelerating Alabama's transition to sustainable energy.

Central Alabama Mountain Pedalers (CAMP)

Auburn, AL

Since 2012, CAMP has been on a mission to create incredible outdoor experiences for mountain bikers and hikers in Central Alabama.

Conservation Alabama Foundation

Mobile, AL

In order to ensure government officials take the necessary action on conservation issues, our citizens and organizations must be strategic and effective in our…

Little River Waterkeeper

Fort Payne, AL

Little River Waterkeeper® is local advocacy program and a member of the international Waterkeeper® Alliance and promotes clean water, air, food and healthy communities,…

Miss Sims Garden Foundation Inc

Birmingham, AL

The purpose for which the Corporation is organized is exclusively for charitable educational religious or scientific purposes including for such purposes the making of…

Paint Rock Forest Research Center

Paint Rock, AL

Forest and tree Research and preservation. Support of Forest dynamicsresearch.

Environmental nonprofits in Alabama: key facts

How many environmental nonprofits are in Alabama?

Ideal Location lists 57 environmental and conservation nonprofits in Alabama. The 50 that report revenue bring in a combined $142.9 million a year.

What is the largest environmental nonprofit in Alabama?

By reported annual revenue, the largest in the directory is Pelican Coast Conservancy Inc (Mobile, AL), at $53.0 million. Next are Alabama Resource Conservation And Development Council Inc, Georgia-alabama Land Trust, Inc, Grand Slam Club North American Sheep Hunters Association and The Longleaf Alliance Inc.

What do Alabama's environmental nonprofits focus on?

The most common focus areas are Land Conservation (12), Environment (10), Water Rivers (10) and Natural Resources Conservation (8).

Which bioregions do they work in?

Most work in Southern Piedmont (11) and Gulf Coast (3).

What is the oldest environmental nonprofit in Alabama?

Birmingham Botanical Society Inc, founded in 1964, is the oldest with a founding year on record.

Counts and revenue come from the organizations listed in the Ideal Location directory and their most recent reported filings.

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