North Woods Land Conservancy Inc
The primary mission of North Woods Land Conservancy is to preserve and protect the natural resources and critical habitats in our communities through conservation, stewardship and education.
East Hartland, CT Founded 2007 Revenue $119,042
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The record
- EIN
- 205297138
- Founded
- 2007
- Annual revenue
- $119,042
- Headquarters
- East Hartland, CT
- Website
- www.northwoodslc.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation
- State
- Connecticut
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- Simsbury Pollinator Pathway, Inc.11 miles away
- B Local Connecticut20 miles away
- Sheffield Land Trust Inc23 miles away
- Farm Education, Inc. dba Moon In The Pond Farm School23 miles away
- Salisbury School: Environmental Sciences26 miles away
- Center for EcoTechnology (CET)27 miles away
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