Nonprofit Directory / Great Basin
Capable
We don't just talk about eradicating poverty, we do it.
Mammoth Lakes, CA 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- PCT - California Section H
- John Muir Trail
- PCT - California Section I
- Snow Creek Trail
- North Lake South Lake Loop
The record
- EIN
- 20-8086140
- Headquarters
- Mammoth Lakes, CA
- Website
- www.capable.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation, Sustainable Food Agriculture
- Bioregion
- Great Basin, Sierra Nevada
- State
- California
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- Mammoth Lakes Recreation6 miles away
- High Sierra Energy Foundation6 miles away
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