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Outrider Foundation in Madison envisions a world free from the threats of climate-induced catastrophe and nuclear war, where people can live without fear. By providing interactive features and in-depth articles, Outrider empowers individuals to understand the challenges at hand and take action towards creating a sustainable future. Through their platform, Outrider encourages learning about the critical issues facing our world and offers insights on how each person can contribute to being part of the solution. Join Outrider in their mission to build a safer and more secure world for present and future generations. Generated from their website's infomation

The Ceiba Foundation for Tropical Conservation, based in Madison, WI, is dedicated to connecting people and nature to save tropical species and habitats while helping communities improve their lives and livelihoods. With a focus on Ecuador's coastal forests and orchid-rich mountains, Ceiba emphasizes conservation easements and financial incentives to promote sustainable land stewardship. Through study abroad programs, research initiatives, and community partnerships, Ceiba works to protect critically threatened forests on Ecuador's Pacific coast and in the Andes, while also studying how to ensure that communities benefit from ecosystem services like clean water. With over twenty years of conservation experience and academic quality from the University of Wisconsin, Ceiba offers educational adventures in pristine tropical locales to support their mission of tropical conservation. Generated from the website

The Heritage Military Music Foundation in Watertown, WI, continues the legacy of the 1st Brigade Band, originally formed in 1864 by members of the Brodhead Brass Band who enlisted in the Union Army. This dedicated group of over eighty volunteers presents educational and entertaining programs featuring period brass band music performed on antique instruments, bringing to life the sounds of the Civil War era. Through their efforts, the band has restored historical instruments and reconstructed period music, allowing audiences to experience the musical heritage of the 1860s. As an affiliate of the Wisconsin Historical Society and a non-profit organization, the Foundation has been recognized for its excellence in preserving and sharing local history, including winning the Rueben Gold Thwaites Trophy in 2009. Generated from the website