Organizations

Welcome to the Climate Action Mapping Project – CAMP!

Your Hub for Climate Action!

At CAMP, we believe in the power of collaboration to address the pressing issues of our time. We’ve identified over 680 amazing organizations in WI working on climate and environmental issues. Are you on the list?! Get signed up!

This platform is meant to serve as a bridge between organizations and individuals passionate about climate action, learning about who is working on what and where they are doing their work. Check out the organizations who’ve already signed on (below) and Register yourself as a user if you are new to the platform and work or volunteer with a WI-based nonprofit! Getting signed up means folks can join your volunteer base and/or other non-profits can synergize like-minded causes and campaigns!

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1000 Friends of Wisconsin

Description: We promote land use policies & activities that advance healthy communities, positive economic outcomes & environmental benefits in Wisconsin.

Couillard Solar Foundation

Description: Give nonprofits a boost in the form of a grant to help make solar affordable. Since 2017, CSF has helped over 250 nonprofit organizations, from churches, schools and libraries to service organizations and programs that help Wisconsin citizens with basic needs like food and shelter.

Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change

Description: In 2017, Executive Parisi established both the Dane County Office of Energy and Climate Change (the Office) and the Dane County Council on Climate Change (the Council), to further the county’s efforts to address climate change. As a division within the County Executive’s Office, the Office leads public and private efforts across the community to implement strategies to address climate change.

Dane County Youth Environmental Committee

Description: Our mission is to collaborate and create a united Dane County student front, to inspire each other, work with each other, and come back to our respective communities with ideas and hope. We are fully youth-led and we hope to become the face of the Dane County youth sustainability movement.

Driftless Area Land Conservancy

Description: The Land Trust for Southwest Wisconsin Conservation – Care – Connection Nurturing Southwest Wisconsin’s natural and agricultural heritage through permanent land protection and restoration – connecting people to the land and to each other.

Forward Together Wisconsin

Gaia Coalition Network

Description: The Gaia Coalition Network was founded in 2017 and originally focused on building statewide coalition efforts around the intersection of climate change and systemic oppression. Gaia is now being rebuilt with the focus on building cross-organizational coordination (through fostering coalitions and regional coordination tables), consulting and training new organizers and leaders in the community, and creating social and technical tools focused on driving communication, collaboration, and engagement.

Green Neighbor Challenge

Description: A Digital Toolbox For Your Home Energy Transition; Neighborly Actions. Simple Tools. Collective Impact. We are a non-profit project building a free online toolbox to empower US residents to make informed home energy choices and advance energy democracy.

Healthy Climate Wisconsin

Description: Working towards a healthier future for all

Sustain Dane

Description: Sustain Dane is the sustainability organization of Dane County and Madison, WI. We provide the resources and inspiration for individuals, businesses, and organizations to generate change. Sustain Dane’s vision is a thriving and inclusive community with a sustainable environment and economy we are proud to pass on to future generations. Our mission is to inspire, connect, and support people to accelerate equity and sustainable actions for community well-being.

Third Act WI

Description: We are an energetic, hard-working and fun group of elders dedicated to a vibrant democracy, a healthy climate and connected communities.

Wisconsin Climate Education Hub

Description: This hub was created to provide educators with quick, easy access to teacher approved and scientist reviewed resources to support the state’s requirement for environmental education.