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Fins Attached Marine Research and Conserevation
Shark research and conservation.
Colorado Springs, CO 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
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- Cabin Canyon Trail
- Siamese Twins Trail
- Colorado Front Range Trail
- Buffalo Burn
- Barr Trail
The record
- Headquarters
- Colorado Springs, CO
- Website
- finsattached.org
- Focus
- Wildlife Biodiversity
- Bioregion
- High Plains, Southern Rockies
- State
- Colorado
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