Dog River Clearwater Revival
To create an environment where families, children, citizens, workers, and visitors work and play in a clean, safe, and accessible Dog River watershed.
Mobile, AL Founded 2002 Revenue $86,842
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- Village Point Preserve National Recreation Trail
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- Foley Antique Rose Trail
- Citronelle Walking Trail
The record
- EIN
- 631227753
- Founded
- 2002
- Annual revenue
- $86,842
- Headquarters
- Mobile, AL
- Website
- www.dogriver.org
- Focus
- Waste Circular Economy
- State
- Alabama
Nearby organizations
- Dauphin Island Sea Lab Foundation Inc3 miles away
- Mobile Baykeeper5 miles away
- Alabama Coastal Foundation5 miles away
- Pelican Coast Conservancy Inc5 miles away
- Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition5 miles away
- Conservation Alabama Foundation5 miles away
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