Protecting and preserving the natural and environmental treasures of Jeju Island is, eventually, the collective responsibility of the people of Jeju, all levels of the government, corporate and the environmental NGO sectors. Jeju Island has a vibrant environmental NGO sector with about 80 NGOs providing a variety of active environmental services. All efforts and services to conserve the environment of Jeju Island for the benefits of future generations need to be galvanized within the overarching environmental governance where all three sectors actively participate and make collective decisions within the three key elements of sustainable development: people, planet & profit. The key ingredient for promoting networking and collaborative opportunities between environmental NGOs, government entities and corporations is to improve their trust on one another. Given the current status of environmental NGOs - governments - corporations relations, it will take time to develop such trust, but if small measures are undertaken, mutual understanding & respect between the leaders of NGOs, government and corporations will grow and eventually result in mutual trust.

Abstract
Introduction
Environmental Assets and the EnvironmentalNGO Sector of Jeju
Methodology
Trends in the Management of EnvironmentalNGOs in Jeju
Jeju Environmental NGOs Management CapacityAssessment
Foundational Plan for the Environmental NGOs
    Concepts and best practices of the foundingblocks of NGOs:
    The Jeju scenarios in foundational blocks ofenvironmental NGOs:
Governance of Jeju Environmental NGOs
    Concepts and best practices of good governancein NGOs:
    The Jeju scenarios in environmental NGOsgovernance:
Systematic Program Planning and EvaluationProcesses of Jeju Environmental NGOs
    Concepts and best practices of systematicprogram planning and evaluation in NGOs:
    The Jeju scenarios in program planning andevaluation among environmental NGOs:
Strategic Planning for Jeju Environmental NGOs
    Concepts and best practices of strategic planningfor NGOs:
    The Jeju scenarios in strategic planning forenvironmental NGOs:
Diversified Fundraising for Jeju EnvironmentalNGOs
    Concepts and best practices of NGO fund raising:
    The Jeju scenarios in fund raising by environmentalNGOs:
Grant Writing for Jeju Environmental NGOs
    Elements of successful grant writing for NGOs:
    The Jeju scenarios in g rant writing byenvironmental NGOs:
Networking with other Environmental NGOs andGovernment Organizations
    Concepts and best practices of networking andcollaborative partnerships for NGOs:
Conclusions

• Muthusami Kumaran(Nonprofit Management & Community Organizations, University of Florida)
• Deok-Hyeon Kim(World Environment and Island Institute, Jeju National University)