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U.S.
Fort Andross
14 Maine Street, Suite 308
Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone:
207-725-2833
Email:
asfme@blazenetme.netCanada
P.O. Box 5200
St. Andrews, New Brunswick
E5B 3S8 Canada
Phone:
506-529-4581
Email:
asfmem@nbnet.nb.ca
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Atlantic Salmon Federation
The Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) is an international nonprofit organization which promotes the conservation and wise management of the Atlantic salmon and its natural habitat. The ASF has played a key role in restoring Atlantic salmon runs to the rivers of New England, eastern Canada and abroad since 1948. Working with government and industry, the ASF sustains education, restoration and research to help save salmon from over-harvesting, pollution and habitat loss.
L.L.Bean contributes products for annual banquets to assist the organization in promoting restoration of the Atlantic salmon.  return to top
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4801 Woodway, Suite 220W
Houston, TX 77056
Phone:
713-626-4234
800-201-FISH
Email:
ccantl@joincca.org
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Coastal Conservation Association
Formed in 1977, the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) is an organization of state chapters comprised of avid recreational fishermen who have banded together to address conservation issues – nationally and within their respective states. Through education, legislation and restoration, members provide an ongoing effort to save the natural resources of coastal waters from depletion and destruction. CCA chapters partner with state wildlife and fishery agencies to develop programs and legislation that protect and enhance marine resources.
L.L.Bean's product donations to annual banquets and the underwriting of the striped bass tagging program in Maine affords CCA the further opportunity to monitor our precious marine resources. return to top |
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One Waterfowl Way
Memphis, TN 38120
Phone:
800-45-DUCKS, Ext. 303
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Ducks Unlimited, Inc.
Since 1937, Ducks Unlimited, Inc. has functioned as a grassroots, volunteer-based organization. The mission of Ducks Unlimited is to fulfill the annual life cycle needs of North American waterfowl by protecting, enhancing, restoring and managing crucial wetlands and associated uplands. With over a million supporters throughout North America and Europe, Ducks Unlimited has been successful in conserving over 10 million acres of habitat.
For decades, L.L.Bean has made an annual contribution of decoys to New England Ducks Unlimited chapters. Our gift enables the organization to maximize fundraising at the local level. In turn, volunteers can put their time into on-the-ground habitat monitoring and protection. return to top |
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Contact Information
20 Gilsland Farm Road
Falmouth, ME 04105
Phone:
207-781-2330
Email:
info@maineaudubon.org
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Maine
Audubon
Since its inception in 1843 as the Portland
Society of Natural History, the Maine Audubon
Society (MAS) has been a leader in environmental
advocacy and education in New England. An independent
affiliate of National Audubon, Maine Audubon
is dedicated to the protection, conservation
and enhancement of Maine's ecosystems through
the promotion of individual understanding and
action. Nearly 9,000 members share an appreciation
of the state's wildlife and outdoors, a concern
for the stewardship of natural resources and
a commitment to the environment.
For more than 20 years, L.L.Bean has contributed
significant resources to underwrite MAS education
programs in secondary schools and statewide
programs, and to provide capital for building
expansion.
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National
4245 North Fairfax Drive Suite 100
Arlington, VA 22203-1606
Phone:
800-628-6860
www.tnc.orgMaine
Fort Andross
14 Maine Street, Suite 401
Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone:
207-729-5181
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The Nature Conservancy
By pioneering
innovative, cooperative and non-confrontational
solutions to land conservation, The Nature Conservancy
preserves our natural heritage for future generations.
Over one million members and 50 years strong, the
organization has helped to protect nearly 12 million
acres in the U.S. and over 80 million acres internationally.
The Conservancy's 1,300 preserves are the largest
network of nature sanctuaries in the world.
Since its founding in 1956 by Rachel Carson
and others, the group's Maine Chapter has protected
over 340,000 acres of the state's most important
wildlife habitat. The 80 Maine preserves include
seabird nesting islands, old growth forests, pine
barrens, peatlands, mountains, grasslands. The
chapter has recently extended the protection of
the St. John River corridor from 185,000 to 225,000
acres within the watershed and can point to a
total of over 400,000 acres that are protected
under either conservation ownership or easement.
L.L.Bean has made annual contributions to the
Maine chapter of The Nature Conservancy for over
20 years. Additional funding was provided to assist
in the purchase of remote forestland along the
St. John River in Maine. L.L.Bean is also a founding
member of the Nature Conservancy Corporate Conservation
Council of Maine, an organization founded for
businesses to take a leading role in protecting
the state's natural resources.
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451 McCormick Road
Dept. 84
Coraopolis, PA 15108-9377
Phone:
412-262-4044
888-JOIN-RGS
Email:
RGSHQ@aol.com
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Ruffed Grouse Society
Formed in 1961, the Ruffed Grouse Society (RGS) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the environment for ruffed grouse, American woodcock and other wildlife that require thick, young forests. Habitat projects established under the Society's Management Area Program and Coverts Program allow public land managers and private citizens to participate in the enhancement of woodlands. With 23,000 members, the group operates 130 chapters in the U.S. and Canada.
Product donations from L.L.Bean, and the establishment of the Upland Fund to enhance our customers' ability to donate, have aided the RGS in its goal to protect wildlife habitat. return to top |
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P.O. Box 115
Saco, ME 04072
Email:
srsc@sacosalmon.org
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Saco River Salmon Club
Maine's Saco River is shared by Atlantic salmon and more than 60,000 citizens who rely on the watershed for their water supply. By limiting sources of pollution and allowing adequate river flows, the Saco River Salmon Club (SRSC) works to improve water quality for both groups. As a result, the salmon are being restored to a natural, self-sustaining population as outlined in the Saco River Strategic Plan prepared by federal and state fishery agencies. SRSC operates a hatchery, monitors the success of the restoration effort and supplies education and internships.
Annual support for the Saco River Salmon Club for nearly a decade has helped the SRSC show demonstrable improvement in species protection. return to top |
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1174 Churchill Rd
Augusta, ME 04332
Phone:
207-622-5503
Email:
members@samcef.org
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Sportsman's Alliance of Maine
The Sportsman's Alliance of Maine (SAM) is Maine's largest sportsman's organization. Founded in 1975, the nonprofit organization promotes conservation of Maine's wildlife resources and acts as an advocate for outdoor enthusiasts throughout the state. By working with the legislature, state agencies and other forums, the group tackles critical outdoor issues related to wildlife, recreation, land and marine resources and conservation education.
L.L.Bean's annual contribution of products and funds goes directly to SAM's Conservation Education Fund. return to top |
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1500 Wilson Boulevard,
Suite 310
Arlington, VA 22209
Phone:
703-522-0200
Email:
trout@tu.org
(general)
membership@tu.org
(membership)
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Trout Unlimited
For over 35 years, Trout Unlimited (TU) has been America's leading trout and salmon conservation organization, dedicated to conserving, protecting and restoring coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Whether planning and building stream improvement projects, working with the federal government to secure fish-friendly legislation, or teaching young people the importance of protecting wild fish and their habitat, TU members are actively engaged in the fight to preserve our precious trout and salmon resources.
L.L.Bean has made annual contributions of fly rods and other products to TU for more than 20 years to support national and grassroots conservation efforts. return to top |
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