South Alabama Botanical And Horticultural Society
The Society's purpose is to provide information to the public-at-large on the development of plants by means of herbariums, exhibits, lectures, and publications; and develop and maintain a nature area and Botanical gardens.
Mobile, AL Founded 1971 Revenue $637,324
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The record
- EIN
- 237113031
- Founded
- 1971
- Annual revenue
- $637,324
- Headquarters
- Mobile, AL
- Website
- www.mobilebotanicalgardens.org
- Focus
- Botanical Gardens
- State
- Alabama
Nearby organizations
- Pelican Coast Conservancy Inc15 miles away
- Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition15 miles away
- Mobile Baykeeper15 miles away
- South Alabama Land Trust Inc27 miles away
- Miss Gulf Fishing Banks Inc40 miles away
- Land Tr For The Ms Coastal Plain40 miles away
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- Alabama Coastal FoundationMobile, AL
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