Supporting the Grassroots: Meet Our Partners

Daniela Salaverry

Pacific Environment provides grants, capacity building and joint-advocacy support to emerging Chinese NGOs.  Our partnerships enable up-and-coming environmental groups to hire staff, expand their programs, enhance their professional capacity and improve their ability to accomplish their environmental goals. Our funding is supplemented with guidance and program facilitation, in the form of workshops, networking opportunities and international support. To find out more about the partners that we work with, please click on the following names of the organizations.

Please click on the group’s name for a more detailed profile.

China Green Student Forum – As a nationwide student environmental network, the group works to promote student environmental activism across campuses.  

Dalian Environment and Resource Center - Located in coastal northeast China, this group works on water quality and marine conservation in partnership with Korean and Chinese NGOs.

Green Anhui - Located in Anhui province, Green Anhui is an NGO working on cleaning up the Huai River, advocating for environmental health near Chao Lake and conducting general environmental education of the public in Anhui.

Green Camel Bell - In China’s western Gansu Province, this group is working on Yellow River water pollution control, building eco-villages in Southern Gansu and organizing public environmental education.

Green Eyes – This volunteer group organizes to protect endangered species and rehabilitate injured wildlife in Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Hainan provinces.

Green Longjiang – This group works with student green groups in Harbin to protect the Heilongjiang River, monitor water pollution in the Songhua River, and protect the habitat of the Siberian tiger in Northeast China. 

Green Oasis- Shanghai’s Green Oasis serves as a communication network for environmental groups in the region. They also work on species conservation and environmental education.

Green Stone – Green Stone is a youth environmental group based in Nanjing. The group works to protect the Yangtze River watershed and the local Qinghuahe River.

Xinjiang Conservation Fund – The Fund works to protect the natural environment of Xinjiang Province in Northwest China. Its programs include protection of the Urumqi River and the endangered snow leopard.