Wild Wilderness Wild Wilderness believes that America's public recreation lands are a national treasure that must be financially supported by the American people and held in public ownership as a legacy for future generations. The Wilderness Society TWS works to protect America's wilderness and to develop a nationwide network of wildlands through education, analysis, and advocacy. The Wildlands Center for Preventing Roads Wildlands CPR works to protect and restore wildland ecosystems by preventing and removing roads and limiting motorized recreation. They are a national clearinghouse and network, providing citizens with tools and strategies to fight road construction, deter motorized recreation, and promote road removal and revegetation. They seek to protect native ecosystems and biodiversity by recreating an interconnected network of roadless public wildlands.
Humans bring noise, and noise pollution affects wildlife as well as humans.
The WFAE is an international interdisciplinary coalition of individuals and institutions concerned with the state of the world soundscape as an ecologically balanced entity. The World Health Organization supports the attainment of physical, mental, and social well-being by all people. They have developed guidelines for community noise. A final draft will be published on the WHO homepage in the summer of 1999.