Conservation Law Foundation (CLF)
Mission: Founded in 1966, CLF is a nonprofit environmental advocacy organization dedicated to protecting the environment and public health in New England through law, policy, and science.
Founded: 1966
Region Served: New England.
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Why This Matters to Artists
Artists interested in environmental advocacy, climate action, and ocean protection can support CLF’s work to preserve natural resources, protect public health, and promote environmental justice. By raising awareness through art or collaboration, artists help amplify CLF’s impact across New England.
Quick Facts
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Climate change, healthy oceans, clean air & water, people & justice, healthy communities
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Legal action, policy advocacy, scientific research
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Opportunities for donors and community engagement
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Tax-exempt nonprofit organization
Programs & Impact
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CLF advocates for policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promote clean energy solutions, and foster a sustainable future.
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The organization works to protect marine ecosystems and support sustainable fisheries, ensuring the health of coastal communities and ocean habitats.
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CLF holds polluters accountable and enforces environmental regulations to ensure clean air and water for all New England residents.
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CLF fights for environmental justice, advocating for equitable access to a healthy environment and defending communities disproportionately affected by pollution.
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Supports resilient, sustainable communities through innovative policies and practices that balance environmental protection with economic and social needs.
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Offshore Wind Development: Supporting designated areas off the New England coast for wind energy while protecting critical marine habitats.
Coal Plant Closures: Advocated for the planned closure of Merrimack Station, the last coal-burning power plant in New England, by 2028.
Salmon Farming Lawsuit: Filed a notice of intent to sue Cooke Aquaculture over alleged Clean Water Act violations at salmon farms off Maine, protecting marine life and endangered wild salmon.
Ways Artists Can Help
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Ways Artists Can Help *
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Support CLF’s legal, scientific, and advocacy efforts.
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Participate in campaigns, share artwork or stories highlighting climate and environmental justice issues.
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Join CLF’s Action Center initiatives to make a direct impact on New England’s environment.
Call To Action:
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Support Environmental Advocacy: Donate to CLF
Get Involved & Learn More: Explore Programs
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