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Winter in Yellowstone

Recently Ryan and I spent three days inside Yellowstone National Park on a Winter Wildlife Safari.  Our guide, TV host Mike Rowe-well actually his name was Ken Sinay (www.yellowstonesafari.com), but with his distinctive voice he could easily have been a relative of Mike’s.  Ken has spent the past 20 years guiding people through the wonders and wildlife of Yellowstone.  His passion for the sites, sounds and views of Yellowstone contagious and during our time together, Ken was our teacher on an unforgettable journey.

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New Feature - Donate Again

We are constantly working to improve our donation experience and today we are excited to announce an exciting new feature, Donate Again. Donate Again enables you to quickly repeat previous donations, making it easier to support the organizations you are passionate about. Simply login, find the donation you would like to repeat in your list of Recent Donations and click the Donate Again link. It’s that easy. You will be taken to the My Donation page with all the donation information pre-populated except your credit card information.

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Speaking at IDSA Oregon 3BY10 this Wednesday

We are proud to announce David Stewart will be speaking at this week's IDSA 3BY10 event on Wednesday February 24th at 6pm. His topic, Focusing on Passionate People, will discuss leveraging design thinking to build a bridge between people and environmental nonprofits.

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Upcoming Johnson Creek Events

Start spring off right by getting involved with one of the many Johnson Creek Watershed Council events. From bike riding to bird watching, there are many ways to explore the creek.

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Learn about Marine Protected Areas

Marine Protected Areas are a powerful tool in protecting and restoring our natural world. They are areas of marine environment legally designated for conservation purposes. These areas not only benefit animals, but people as well. Marine Protected Areas are important in rebuilding global fish stocks, helping fisherman catch more fish, not less.

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For The Next is a registered 501© 3 nonprofit organization (EIN: 80-0308620). Our mission is to build a bridge between people and environmental nonprofit organizations, paving the way for individuals to support the reversal of their environmental impact and help improve the planet. For The Next is a centralized location where people can donate a portion of their yearly income to a network of credible environmental nonprofit organizations; bringing people and organizations together to improve the Earth.

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