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Duke Energy joins with environmental groups such as Operation Migration to protect our natural resources because the company can accomplish far more in partnership than alone. As one of the nation’s leading energy companies, Duke Energy takes its environmental obligations seriously and demonstrates them through air emission reductions, land preservation initiatives, wetland restoration projects, habitat protection programs, and reforestation efforts, to name a few. | |
Duke Energy also has a distinguished record of support for endangered birds, including significant support for habitats and the wildlife that depend on them. Recently the company, in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and numerous others, dedicated a 463-acre wildlife management area adjacent to Duke Energy’s Gibson electric power plant in southwest Indiana . The area is already attracting an amazing diversity of bird life. |
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The Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund (DWCF) was established in 1995 as a global awards program for the study and protection of the world's wildlife and ecosystems. It provides annual awards to US nonprofit conservation organizations working alongside their peers in other countries. Many of the recipient organizations concentrate their activities on "biological hotspots" -- areas rich in plant and animal life at risk of imminent destruction. |
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| Since its inception, the fund has contributed more than $10 million, distributed among 540 projects in more than 68 countries. Each project is evaluated on specific criteria, including scientific methodologies, magnitude of need, involvement of partner organizations, ability to impact an area in the near-term, and elements of public education and community involvement. Through awards from its Fund, Disney helps ensure the survival of wildlife and wild places in all their beauty and diversity. Operation Migration is a grateful recipient of funding through the DWCF; a total of over $100,000 since the Whooping crane project’s inception. |
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Hooper Corporation offers you nearly a century of excellence in specialized construction services and design. Founded, in 1913, on the principle of forming strong client partnerships, Hooper has remained an innovative leader in mechanical and electric power construction while expanding its services to meet customer needs. |
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Hooper and its subsidiary general, continue to match the latest technology with an experienced workforce throughout the continental United States. The result is an efficient, cost-conscious solution that keeps your project on schedule and under budget-regardless of size. |
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On October 1, 2002, the acquisition of Pennzoil-Quaker State Company by Shell Oil Company, an affiliate of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies, was completed. In 2003, Pennzoil-Quaker State Company began doing business as SOPUS Products. Pennzoil® brand products are now manufactured and distributed by SOPUS Products. | |
Combining Shell Lubricant's networks and infrastructure and Pennzoil-Quaker State Company's leading motor oil brands, portfolio of car care brands and Jiffy Lube franchises, the new company is a leader in the U.S. lubricants and car care business. |
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There are nearly 100 Wild Bird Centers serving communities across the United States. Our full service stores carry a complete line of birding products such as seed, suet, feeders, baths, houses, books, hardware, and garden accessories. You'll also find a variety of exciting nature-oriented gifts for any occasion as well as a variety of unique local specialties, hand-selected by the owner of your store. |
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Knowledgeable, caring staff assure that each Wild Bird Center serves as a valuable community information resource, and most stores provide a regular series of bird walks, demonstrations, kids' programs, seminars and educational events. |
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The woldwide sailor's source for new and information about North Sails products, North technology and the North family of companies. | |
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We gratefully acknowledge the support of WWF-Canada
and Environment Canada
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