There are a variety of private and non governmental, state, local, and federal agencies performing thousands of wild habitat projects around the country each year. Many of these projects are partnerships between a federal agencies and a NGO that have little or no means for leveraging a broader awareness and participation. Some groups currently are working in their emphasis areas without the knowledge that other conservation work is also planned or taking place in the same or adjacent areas. 

United States Forest Services,

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Geodata Services, Quail Unlimited, Safari Club International, Wildlife Management Institute, Wildlife Management Institute, The Wildlife Society, American Rivers, American Bird Conservancy, Trout Unlimited, PARC, Partners for Fish and Wildlife, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Foundation for North American Wild Sheep, The Nature Conservancy, Natural Resource Conservation Service, Bureau of Land Management, Ruffed Grouse Society, National Wild Turkey Federation, Wildlife Habitat Council, Partners in Flight, Ducks Unlimited, and Pacific River Council.

With assistance from many different organizations we have had a successful year in building a foundation from which to work. We have: (as of Jan. 1, 2005)
Registered Users: 372
Habitat Projects: 5,060
Participating Organizations: 374 
Currently people can enter the site and can:
1. Search for projects within a geographic area
2. Search for partners, and identify field biologists within a geographic area
3. Enter projects into the database

This year the project will focus on outreach, education, and development of reports and tools that will be part of the site. The reports and tools will be developed with the assistance of founding partners with a focus on providing partners both external marketing and internal decision support materials.