Bear Trust International
Bear Trust International works to conserve all eight species of the world's bears, other wildlife, and habitat. We believe that wild bears in their natural habitat are key indicators of ecosystem health. Their ability to sustain themselves is, therefore, critical to wildlife. Bear Trust strives to reinforce ecosystem viability through habitat conservation and education projects that build on timely research.
Windsor, CO Founded 1999 Revenue $186,815
Trails near this work
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- Coal Seam Trail
- Meadowlark Trail
- Singletree Trail
- Mayhoffer Trail
- Walker Ranch Loop
The record
- EIN
- 810527298
- Founded
- 1999
- Annual revenue
- $186,815
- Headquarters
- Windsor, CO
- Website
- www.beartrust.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation
- State
- Colorado
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