Tana and Athi Rivers Development Authority is a state corporation which was established in 1974 by an Act of Parliament CAP 443 of the Laws of Kenya. The functions and responsibilities of the Authority encompassed integrated planning and coordination of all development projects within the Tana River Basins and specifically to implement any projects for the purpose of utilization and protection of water and soils of the area.

"People of the Ocklawaha...Efforts were recently begun to restore the lakes and headwaters of the Ocklawaha by reestablishing the wetland functions of the former muck farms. The restoration of Lake Apopka, in particular, has received widespread attention and is an excellent example of a successful, large-scale ecological restoration project...."

Calusa Waterkeeper, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of the Caloosahatchee River & Estuary, Lake Okeechobee, Nicodemus Slough, Charlotte Harbor, Estero Bay, the near-shore waters of Lee County, and their watersheds, through education and promotion of responsible use and enjoyment by all people.

This Center was established in 2005 to carry out surveys and research programs to explore and delineate the current state of the Somali water and environment, identify problems and propose solutions.The Center was established to work for the betterment of the water and environment through research and development, and public education. In a civil war setting, water and environment are the first victims of indiscriminate destruction.

Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association (LANABLA) which was founded in 2018 is aimed at promoting and advocating for sustainable management of natural resources in Lake Naivasha Basin. The area of focus include: forestry; sustainable agriculture; climate change adaptation and resilience; sustainable livelihoods and their improvement; sustainable development; policy research; advocacy; partnerships and resource development; capacity and organizational development; and renewable energy among others.