Working to end the age of fossil fuels and build a world of community-led renewable energy for all. Their goals are a fast & just transition to 100% renewable energy; no new fossil fuel projects anywhere; no funding for the fossil fuel industry.

ACE works to educate, inspire, and support young people in the fight for their future and against climate change. ACE believes in a fair, biodiverse, carbon neutral future that is reachable if we compel leaders to act.

AIGCC is an initiative that is encouraging action and creating awareness among Asia's asset owners and manager about the risks and opportunities that are connected with climate change and low-carbon investing.

APEN is an environmental justice organization with deep roots in California's Asian immigrant and refugee communities. They have built a membership base of Laotian refugees in Richmond and Chinese immigrants in Oakland and have fought and won campaigns to make healthier and thriving communities.

Internships, books, a free newsletter, and other resources on agroforestry. Located in Hawaii with emphasis on Pacific Island tree crops such as breadfruit and koa.

American Forests works to create healthy and strong forests, spanning from cities to natural landscapes. They advance their mission through forestry innovation, partnerships to plant and restore forests, and movement building.

The Arbor Day Foundation seeks to help people understand and use trees as a solution to a changing climate, and to many other problems the world faces: deforestation, air quality, water quality, poverty and hunger.

Artists & Climate Change is a study of what is being done, and a resource for anyone interested in the subject. They believe that what artists have to say about climate change will shape our values and behavior in the future.

Aims to increase the Swiss public's awareness of climate change and to persuade Swiss politicians to adopt more ambitious policies to diminish CO2 emissions.

BCAN's mission is to organize Boston residents and collaborate with other social justice allies to advocate for climate justice and urgent action on the climate emergency by the City of Boston and other policymakers.

The Bezos Earth Fund has 7 programs being: Conserving and Restoring Nature, Future of Food, Environmental Justice, Decarbonizing Energy and Industry, Economics Finance and Markets, Next Technologies, and Monitoring, Data and Accountability. The Bezos Earth Fund has over 100 grants to support these various programs.

C2ES is working to secure a safe and stable climate by advancing the global transition to a net-zero greenhouse gas emission world. Consistently rank among world's leading environmental policy think tanks.

CCAG is dedicated to actively engaging the residents of Connecticut to alter the relations of power in order to build a more just society. CCAG has done community organizing, mass canvasses, legislative action, trainings, research, and more to create a more just and sustainable society.

The CCCCC coordinates the Caribbean region's response to climate change. They work on solutions and projects to mitigate the effects of climate change and global warming.

Focus investors, companies, cities, and governments to build a sustainable economy by measuring and acting on their environmental impact. Each year CDP supports thousands of companies, cities, states and regions to measure and manage their risks and opportunities on climate change, water security, and deforestation.

CIF is focused on transformational climate innovation in 72 middle and low income countries. Donors have pledged over $11 billion to CIF and CIF has conducted over 390 projects. Their programs include clean technology, energy access, climate resilience, and sustainable forests.

COTAP (Carbon Offsets Against Poverty) sponsors small-scale forestry projects all over the world to help global poverty while mitigating climate change.

CalEPA has 6 departments that focus on different environmental issues. They have a Climate Action Team as well as an International Climate Action Team. They create and enforce policy and fund projects.

The goal of CYCL is to get youth involved in the journey towards becoming completely carbon free. They work to educate and inform people about the importance of combating climate change through sustainable alternatives and processes.

Carbon180 works with policymakers, entrepreneurs, and peer organizations across the US to design policies that will bring carbon removal solutions. Not just focuses on reducing emissions but rather using carbon sequestration methods.

Provides resources to learn more about climate change.

They work to advance climate solutions, protect global water resources, build a just and inclusive economy, accelerate sustainable capital markets, protecting and restoring life on land, and advocate for smart public policy.

Their goal is to build a grassroots movement in the Chesapeake region surrounding the nation's capital to call for state, national, as well as international policy that will create climate stability.

The Climate Action Network (CAN) works to center the stories of people affected by the climate crisis, ending fossil fuels, as well as transforming and enforcing national climate action plans.

Track progress towards globally agreed aims: holding warming well below 2°C, pursuing efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C.

Provides science-based guidance on policy to Small Island Developing States and Least Developed Countries.

Independent group of scientists and communicators who research and report facts about our changing climate and how it affects people's lives. Uses science, data, and technology to generate many local storylines and visuals that make climate change personal.

Conducts and disseminates studies on strategies for climate change mitigation by industry.

Thinking of CCR is divided into four elements: Truth (What's happening), Consequences (what we're facing because of what's happening), Mitigation (how we can reduce the damage), and Adaptation (how we can adjust to a world we are changing).CCR aims to give understanding and reveal the paths to action.

Organizations listed with Climate Collaborative have made a public commitment to climate action. Their blog has posts regarding their research and webinars. They have over 700 companies committed to climate action.

The Climate Group focuses on systems with the highest emissions and where their networks- both governments and businesses - have the greatest opportunity to change. Over 500 multinational businesses in 175 markets worldwide.

The Climate Impacts Group allows people across the Northwest U.S understand how the effects of climate change will affect life in the region. They support planners, natural resource managers, engineers, policymakers and community members across the region while they use science to build climate resilience.

The Climate Justice Alliance works to organize action by communities on the frontlines of climate change to challenge the economy and its ways of harming people and ecosystems. They are working to build regenerative and fair economies rooted in webs of social and ecological relationships.

The Climate Research Unit is recognized as a leading institution concerned with the study of natural and anthropogenic climate change. Made up of around 15 research scientists and students.

Climate X Change empowers state and local policy makers, business leaders, and advocates by giving them information, resources, and networks they need to make policies work for a sustainable future that benefits local communities.

Climeworks works with businesses and individuals to get closer to their carbon goals. With businesses, if they choose Climeworks, they can demonstrate that they are taking an approach to achieving their net-zero goals.

The Community Environmental Council working to reverse climate change by transitioning to zero emissions and green energy, restoring and repairing the natural carbon cycle, and protecting the Central Coast communities.

Publishes scientific data regarding our planet, making environments more valuable alive than destroyed, partnering with indigenous communities and respecting their rights, working with governments and helping them protect nature and its benefits.

First Earth Day was in 1970, and EARTHDAY.ORG is the world's largest recruiter to the environmental movement.

Fiscal sponsor to more than 75 projects around conservation, wildlife protection, climate change solutions, women’s environmental leadership, Indigenous communities, sustainable agriculture and food systems, community resilience, environmental justice.

Uses around 200 lawyers to represent clients and protect the environment and its future. Offices in many different states that works to change policy and protect people.

The Eco Warriors Movement is a youth led grassroot environmental movement that is focusing on the balance between environment, society, and economy. They want to fight climate change, conserve the forest, restore aesthetics of the environment and do it in a way that is in line with their culture and customs.

Egyptian, Israeli, Jordanian, and Palestinian environmentalists that have agreed to join forces in an effort to promote the integration of environmental considerations into the regional development agenda.

The Berkeley Climate Action Coalition is a network of local organizations as well as community members that work to implement the city of Berkeley's forty-year Climate Action Plan.

The Elders Climate Action works to mobilize elders throughout the U.S. to address climate change for the well-being of their grandchildren and future generations.

Serves as an intermediary to direct financial resources provided by large foundations to carbon-neutral energy projects in China.

Many different projects guided by science and economics in a multitude of places. Millions of members throughout different countries and has been committed to fight climate change for over 50 years.

Publishes many papers and articles that inform on congressional and state action on the environment and climate. Described different environmental problems and the effects and possible solutions for them.

Scientists as well as policymakers work for Evergreen Action and work for better climate policy and environmental justice.

A network of 80 organizations across Tanzania committed to work on climate change issues in Tanzania and beyond. A key initiative advocates for government collaboration, transparency, and accountability on climate resilience efforts.

Future Climate Africa fields 5 international research teams working across the African continent. Among the Burkina Faso and Senegal; Malawi and Tanzania; Kenya and Uganda; Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia.

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) supports developing countries raise and meet their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) and goals toward low-emissions and climate resiliency.

GenderCC-Women for Climate Justice consists of women and gender experts working in policy, research and practical implementation and international, national, and local levels.

GCF is based in Berlin, Germany, and they conduct research projects and publish their findings.

Measure your environmental footprint to see what you can cut down to improve your environmental footprint.

Compares different countries and shows their food usage as well as carbon and environmental footprint.

Provide grants for different action areas such as: climate justice, healthy ecosystems and communities, local livelihoods, rights to land, water, and resources, women's environmental action, right to defend the environment.

GCF’s investments are aimed at achieving maximum impact in the developing world, supporting paradigm shifts in both mitigation and adaptation. The Fund aims for a 50:50 balance between mitigation and adaptation investments and for at least 50% of its support to go to particularly vulnerable countries.

Based in Geneva, Switzerland their primary goal is to "respond to the combined challenges of security, poverty and environmental degradation to ensure a sustainable and secure future". Working on a variety of projects spanning from education to reforestation efforts in the amazon.

Green Muslims host educational, service, and outdoor recreational environmental events. They specifically serve as a bridge connecting the Muslim community with local climate action organizations.

The Greenbelt Alliance is focused on educating, advocating, and collaborating to ensure that the Bay Area's lands are resilient to climate change. They are identifying climate risks and nature-based resilience opportunities to drive bold climate leadership.

One of the world's leading independent policy and action research organizations.

Current strategy addresses increasing inequality, the climate crisis, assault on the natural world, increasing urban risk, unsustainable markets.

The IIGCC works to support investors in creating returns for clients and beneficiaries which then provides financial wellbeing for future generations. They bring investors together to create solutions that can make a difference in fighting climate change.

Founded in 2007 and provides unbiased, non-partisan reporting on climate change to inform the national conversation around one of the most important issues of our time.

Conducts and publishes applied research bearing on climate-related policies. Supports financial institutions, businesses and territories in the fight against climate change.

The Institute for Sustainable Communities works with over 30 countries and focus on the ones with the largest share of climate emissions and countries hit the hardest by climate disruption. They work to shift communities and countries environmental impact to a more sustainable and environment-friendly one.

JCI is a network of companies, local governments, research institutions, and NGOs. JCI is committed to strengthening communication and exchange of strategies and solutions among all actors that are implementing climate actions in Japan.

JCAN's mission is to inspire and mobilize Jewish communities to lead and participate in bold climate campaigns, and to develop informational resources for allies working on climate change action.

Las Cañadas is a private farming collective devoted to sustainable, climate-friendly agricultural practices and lifestyles. They raise meat and dairy livestock using intensive silvopasture with high rates of carbon sequestration. They maintain a website to publicize their approach and provide trainings on site.

Ensuring that ecosystems can still thrive and protecting them against habitat loss and degradation.

Strengthening public policy and fighting back against polluters.

Ensure national parks are protected and acting against climate change. Protecting endangered species and their habitats. Advocated for social justice and civil rights.

The New Climate Institute for Climate Policy and Global Sustainability (NCI) seeks to "raise ambition for action against climate change and support sustainable development through research, policy design and knowledge sharing."

NextGen America works to encourage young Americans to be politically involved with their country and they also ensure that the U.S government is responsive to the younger generation. They are the nation's largest youth voter organization.

Within the United States department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Both HHS and OCCHE work to help American people and fight the climate crisis.

Focus on long-term solutions that promote a healthy ocean, abundant wildlife and thriving coastal communities. Passionate for a clean and productive ocean in the present and in the future.

Goals include: giving back to the environment, creating a healthier climate, protecting biodiversity, and helping reforestation efforts.

Donations go directly to planting trees. Have planted millions of trees globally.

"We lead a game-changing legal campaign seeking systemic, science-based emissions reductions and climate recovery policy at all levels of government. We give young people, those with most at stake in the climate crisis, a voice to favorably impact their futures."

Goal is to plant up to 1 trillion trees without encroaching on agricultural land. Will help absorb CO2 and help avoid the loss of plant and animal species who rely on forest.

The Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) supports research for global sustainability, and for a safe and just climate future. Based on research findings, PIK provides relevant scientific advice for policy decision-making.

Project Drawdown's mission is to help the world stop climate change as quickly, safely, and fairly as possible. They do this through effective, science-based climate solutions and strategies; fostering bold, new climate leadership; and promoting new climate narratives and new voices.

POW relies on outdoor community for support and guidance to protect environments. Host campaigns for political change and environmental protection against climate change.

RAN targets the corporate and financial culprits driving the worst impacts. Partners with and supports Indigenous and frontline communities for local led solutions, focuses on environmental justice, globalize their research and reports, peacefully direct actions, and conduct corporate negotiations to create change.

Work to protect forests and biodiversity, act on climate, and promote the rights and improve the livelihoods of rural people. Their approach uses certification, landscape and community programs, advocacy, and supply chain services.

The Rainforest Foundation works to support indigenous and traditional peoples of rainforests around the world in their work to protect their environment and enforce their rights.

Rainforest Trust works to prevent rainforests from deforestation and habitat degradation. They protect the ecosystems of threatened species and identify key biodiversity hotspots around the globe that need protection.

Restore the Earth is working to restore 1M acres in the Lower Mississippi River Basin.

SeaTrees plants and revitalizes ecosystems in the ocean by planting mangrove trees, kelp reforestation, coral restoration, and watershed restoration. They hope to mitigate climate change by strengthening and protecting these vital ocean environments.

Bringing people together to build the most powerful and effective environmental movement the world has ever seen. National community of volunteers and activists that act where it matters.

Four global campaigns to create transformational change this decade and help the planet reach true net-zero by 2050.

Global nonprofit working to protect natural environments

Mission: To conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends.

Vision: A world where the diversity of life thrives, and people act to conserve nature for its own sake and its ability to fulfill our needs and enrich our lives.

Over 3.5 million unplugged abandoned oil and gas wells. The Well Done Foundation works to measure the carbon emissions, then plug the wells and restore the surrounding surface area to its original state.

Over two decades of reporting important science about our health and environment.

Tree Canada sponsors tree-planting projects across the country. Priorities include reforestation, carbon offsetting, disaster relief, and the greening of communities. The organization also participates in developing urban forest strategies, forestry education, and forestry policy advocacy.

The Alliance is a national network of health and public health practitioners dedicated to addressing the threat of climate change as a human and health crisis.

Member-supported nonprofit that researches current vital issues and communicates to the media, public, and decisionmakers. Founded over 50 years ago by scientists and students at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Group of almost 250 scientists, analysts, policy experts and communicators.

Focus is on sustainable restoration and supporting the well-being of the communities where they work. Reforestation projects work with governments, local organizations and communities to restore threatened forests and landscapes in tropical regions and biodiversity hotspots.

WRI uses research-based approaches to protect and restore nature, stabilize the climate and build more resilient communities. They aim to change the way the world produces food, uses energy, and designs cities to create a better future.

Youth4Climate is a program of SanDiego350. Y4C supports youth-led campaigns and a coalition of high school eco-clubs, they plan direct actions, deliver programming to develop leadership and skills of youth leaders, and work with local organizations to engage teachers into action for the climate.