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US PIRGDC
DC NativesDC
Delaware Ecumenical CouncilDE
Delaware Center for Inland BaysDE
1000 Friends of FloridaFL
American Association of Zoo VeterinariansFL
Florida AudubonFL
Coastal Plains InstituteFL
Conservancy of Southwest FloridaFL
Sea Turtle ConservancyFL
Gasparilla Island ConservationFL
Florida Conservation VotersFL
Marine Resources CouncilFL
Pelican Island Audubon SocietyFL
Save The ManateeFL
Zoological Association of AmericaFL
Gulf Specimen Marine LabFL
Key Deer Protection AllianceFL
Key West Wildlife CenterFL
Atlanta Audubon SocietyGA
Georgia Native Plant SocietyGA
Chattooga ConservancyGA
Georgia Highlands CollegeGA
American Reef CoalitionHI
Conservation Council for Hawai'iHI
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