Findley Lake Watershed Foundation
The preservation and protection of the environment, the maintenance of wildlife areas, the prevention of community deterioration, and the promotion of environmental protection in the Findley Lake area.
Findley Lake, NY Founded 2006 Revenue $106,879
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The record
- EIN
- 203856978
- Founded
- 2006
- Annual revenue
- $106,879
- Headquarters
- Findley Lake, NY
- Website
- findleylakewf.org
- Focus
- Natural Resources Conservation
- State
- New York
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- Save Our Native Species Of Lake Erie Inc18 miles away
- Perry Square Alliance18 miles away
- The Purple Martin Conservation Association21 miles away
- Regional Science Consortium At Presque Isle Center21 miles away
- Tamarack Wildlife Center34 miles away
- Penn Soil Rc & D Council35 miles away
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