Urban Habitat is a leading authority in the conservation and promotion of rare and endangered species, as well as biodiversity, within the urban landscape. With expertise spanning residential, commercial, and municipal landscapes, Urban Habitat is committed to preserving and enhancing the natural environment. At the heart of their mission is the Urban Habitat Farm Store, a unique nursery offering a diverse range of rare, native, and sustainable landscape plants. These carefully curated plants are specifically chosen for their ability to attract and support natural wildlife, while requiring minimal maintenance. Located in South Florida, the Farm Store specializes in species that are well-suited to the region's unique climate and growing conditions. Urban Habitat recognizes the vital role that urban spaces play in supporting and protecting biodiversity. By creating and nurturing habitats that mimic the natural environment, they enable endangered species to thrive and promote the overall health and resilience of local ecosystems. Whether it's designing residential gardens, revitalizing commercial landscapes, or collaborating on municipal projects, Urban Habitat is dedicated to fostering harmony between humans and nature in urban settings.

Maple Street Natives firmly believes in the possibility of crafting sustainable landscapes without relying on harsh chemicals, while simultaneously fostering thriving habitats for pollinators and wildlife. We advocate for the utilization of Florida native plants, cultivated from local seeds, as a sustainable and environmentally conscious approach to landscape design. By embracing Florida's native flora, we can create landscapes that are not only visually appealing but also support the delicate balance of the local ecosystem. Our commitment to using local seeds ensures the preservation and promotion of native plant genetics, contributing to the region's biodiversity. These sustainable landscapes act as vital sanctuaries for pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds, providing them with food sources and shelter. Native plants have evolved over time to adapt to Florida's unique climate and soil conditions, making them well-suited for local wildlife and reducing the need for excessive maintenance and artificial interventions. At Maple Street Natives, we strive to inspire others to adopt this holistic approach to landscaping, fostering a harmonious coexistence between humans, pollinators, and wildlife, while also preserving the natural beauty of Florida's environment for future generations.

The National Forest Foundation (NFF) is a non-profit organization that was created by Congress in 1992. It serves as the official non-profit partner of the U.S. Forest Service. The NFF’s mission is to engage Americans in community-based and national programs that promote the health and public enjoyment of the 193-million-acre National Forest System. They work to inspire personal and meaningful connections to the National Forests, which are considered the centerpiece of America’s public land

Aahwahan Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to fostering social and environmental transformation. With a mission to improve the quality of life for underprivileged communities, the foundation operates in diverse areas such as education, healthcare, and environmental conservation. It organizes tree plantation drives, clean water access projects, and waste management programs to promote environmental sustainability. In education, the foundation provides scholarships, digital learning tools, and infrastructure support to bridge the gap for economically disadvantaged students. Women empowerment is a key focus area, where Aahwahan Foundation offers skill development and vocational training to enhance self-reliance and economic independence. Healthcare initiatives include free medical camps and awareness drives in rural areas. By integrating grassroots participation and sustainable practices, Aahwahan Foundation addresses critical social challenges while nurturing a greener, equitable future. Their work embodies the spirit of collective progress and environmental stewardship.

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary provides a haven for the protection and preservation of Tasmania's unique wildlife and natural heritage. It manages a 24-hour wildlife rescue service that includes a state-of-the-art wildlife hospital and robust rehabilitation programs. Their veterinarians are specifically trained in the diagnosis, treatment, and surgery for wildlife. This sanctuary is open 365 days of the year and gives visitors the chance to meet some of Tasmania's incredible animals up close—the vast majority of which are found nowhere else on Earth. Bonorong supports sustainable living through local, fair-traded products, reducing paper and plastic, grey water, and recycling. It gives free or discounted entry to people and groups with a disability or disadvantage. Funds brought in from ecotourism experiences, education programs, and donations are used toward the rescue and rehabilitation process and in support of community and environmental projects. Bonorong is also involved in some very important conservation programs, such as the rehabilitation of seabirds and breeding of the Tasmanian quoll.

Leopard Safaris Yala is committed to providing eco-friendly, sustainable wildlife safaris in Sri Lanka's renowned Yala National Park, known for its rich biodiversity, including the elusive leopard. The company offers guided tours designed to promote conservation and responsible tourism. By providing an immersive experience in one of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems, Leopard Safaris Yala helps raise awareness about wildlife protection and the importance of preserving natural habitats. Their eco-conscious approach ensures that every aspect of the safari minimizes environmental impact while supporting local communities. With a strong commitment to education and awareness, Leopard Safaris Yala also emphasizes the need for conservation, teaching visitors about the region's flora, fauna, and ecological challenges. Their safaris aim to foster a greater understanding of wildlife conservation, encouraging guests to become advocates for environmental sustainability and responsible tourism.

Haritha Collection merges a rich Sri Lankan family heritage in hotel management with a strong commitment to responsible tourism. The brand offers four unique destination experiences, each with a focus on sustainability. Horathapola Estate, a century-old plantation bungalow, offers a peaceful escape surrounded by 50 acres of land in the coconut triangle. Kulu Safaris, pioneers in luxury tented camps, serves both tourists and wildlife researchers. Kudakalliya is an isolated seaside bungalow, while 3 Sisters showcases Dutch heritage on the Matara coast. These diverse properties prioritize eco-friendly practices such as renewable energy, composting, and using biodegradable materials. They also support local communities by sourcing food from local farmers and fishermen and contributing to wildlife conservation efforts, including anti-poaching initiatives. During the pandemic, Horathapola Estate launched a line of naturally grown products, providing economic support to local community members while promoting sustainability.