San Bernadino Mountains Land Trust
The San bernardino Mountains Land Trust is dedicated to the acquisition of forest open space and wildlife habitat on private lands within the boundaries of the San bernardino national forest to help ensure lasting public benefit to the natural mountain environment.
Lk Arrowhead, CA Founded 1996 Revenue $304,445
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- PCT - California Section C
- Cobal Canyon Loop
- Chapman Heights Trail
- Oak Glen Road Trail
- Oakmont Trail
The record
- EIN
- 330700417
- Founded
- 1996
- Annual revenue
- $304,445
- Headquarters
- Lk Arrowhead, CA
- Website
- sbmlt.net
- Focus
- Land Conservation
- State
- California
Nearby organizations
- Mountain Rim Fire Safe Council Inc6 miles away
- Bear Valley Protection Society7 miles away
- California Irrigation Institute Inc8 miles away
- San Bernardino Valley Conservation Trust15 miles away
- Wildlands Conservancy18 miles away
- Mojave Environmental Education Consortium19 miles away
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- Charles River Conservancy, Inc.Cambridge, MA
- Carolina Climbers CoalitionAsheville, NC
- We Want The Land Coalition IncPortage, MI
- Black Rock Forest Consortium IncCornwall, NY
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- Ca Good EnergySacramento, CA
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- ActerraPalo Alto, CA
- 350 Bay AreaOakland, CA
- Batiquitos Lagoon FoundationCarlsbad, CA
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