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The Orianne Society, based in Tiger, GA, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of imperiled reptiles and amphibians in the southeastern United States. With a focus on priority species like the Eastern Indigo Snake and Gopher Tortoise, the society works to protect these animals and their habitats through research, conservation action, and communication. Through their Longleaf Stewardship Center in Lumber City, GA, the Orianne Society engages in science-based conservation efforts in key landscapes such as longleaf savannas and the Appalachian Highlands. Their work includes collaborative projects, publications, and educational initiatives to promote the preservation of biodiversity in the region.Generated from the website

The US Endowment for Forestry and Communities, based in Greenville, SC, is dedicated to promoting sustainable forestry practices and forest health through various initiatives and partnerships. Their collaborative efforts encompass research, innovation in biotechnology, and programs aimed at addressing pressing environmental challenges while supporting communities reliant on forest resources. One of their key initiatives, the Forest Health Initiative, partners with the US Forest Service and Duke Energy to investigate the potential of biotechnology in enhancing forest health, focusing on iconic species such as the American chestnut. By integrating scientific research with societal and regulatory considerations, they strive to tackle emerging forest health threats and foster resilient ecosystems. Generated from the website

Sequoyah Fund Inc is a non-profit organization based in Cherokee, NC, dedicated to providing financial resources and support to local entrepreneurs and small businesses in the community. With a focus on economic development and empowerment, Sequoyah Fund Inc offers a range of services and programs aimed at fostering sustainable growth and prosperity for individuals and businesses in the region. Generated from their business information