Meanings of environmental organization in English

I work for an environmental organization protecting the river, the Rio Grande.

You can work in an environmental organization, doing work on things like parks and wildlife.

PepsiCo worked with Greenpeace Solutions, an arm of the large environmental organization, to develop the program.

Up to 73 million sharks are killed each year, primarily for their fins, according to environmental organization Greenpeace.

The latest science showed that oceanic whitetip population has declined by around 95 percent according to environmental organization WWF.

Mittermeier, president of the environmental organization Conservation International, pointed to Madagascar as an example where immediate violent conflict threatens biodiversity.

It has a very strong self-interest to aim higher, said Nick Mabey, chief executive of the non-profit environmental organization E3G.

So did the Rural Advancement Foundation International, an environmental organization, based in Canada, that monitors the loss of genetic diversity.

She worked overseas for Conservation International, a global environmental organization, where her primary focus was providing micro-enterprise opportunities to women.

In 1993, I moved to Bangladesh to work with a local environmental organization in the country's capital, Dhaka, for six months.

Aboard are Lotus Vermeer, who manages the Pacific tuna program for The Nature Conservancy (TNC), a US-based environmental organization.

The Sierra Club, an environmental organization that advocates the preservation of wilderness and wildlife, has a national campaign called Challenge to Sprawl.

The activist environmental organization declared victory in its nearly two-year campaign to pressure Facebook to reduce the environmental impact of its data centers.

For instance, if an environmental organization has a prominent scientist on its board, this likely indicates its work will be more science based.

Its shallow muddy waters confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding by an ebb tide, according to marine environmental organization Project Jonah.

Governments or environmental organizations could, for example, use the technology to monitor deforestation.