Newport Tree Conservancy
The Newport Tree Conservancy is Dedicated to Fostering a healthy growing urban forest in the City of Newport, Rhode Isalnd though a permanent tree management and planting program for the benefit of present and future citizens of Newport.
Newport, RI Founded 2009 Revenue $775,667
Trails near this work
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- Green Fall loop trail
- Narragansett trail (CT)
- Pachaug Trail
- Pachaug - Nehantic Crossover
- North South Trail
The record
- EIN
- 050463871
- Founded
- 2009
- Annual revenue
- $775,667
- Headquarters
- Newport, RI
- Website
- newporttreeconservancy.org
- Focus
- Natural Resources Conservation
- State
- Rhode Island
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- Buzzards Bay Coalition23 miles away
- Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council24 miles away
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- Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution34 miles away
- Avalonia Land Conservancy Inc35 miles away
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- Watch Hill Lighthouse Keepers AssociationWesterly, RI
- The Westerly Land TrustWesterly, RI
- Tiverton Land TrTiverton, RI
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