Owl Creek Conservancy
Conserving farmlands, stream corridors, aquifer and watershed protection areas, wildlife habitats, woodlands, scenic vistas and ecologically sensitive areas of environmental, historical and community importance in knox county ohio and surrounding areas.
Mount Vernon, OH Founded 2000 Revenue $760,212
Trails near this work
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- Buckeye Trail
- Pleasant Valley Bridle & Hiking Trail
- Antrim Floodplain Dog Path
- Forrest Detrick Floodplain Dog Path
- North Country National Scenic Trail (OH)
The record
- EIN
- 311696161
- Founded
- 2000
- Annual revenue
- $760,212
- Headquarters
- Mount Vernon, OH
- Website
- www.owlcreekconservancy.org
- Focus
- Natural Resources Conservation
- State
- Ohio
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- Kokosing Gap Trail Inc6 miles away
- Preservation Parks Foundation21 miles away
- Together We Grow Inc22 miles away
- The Dawes Arboretum23 miles away
- River Rangers International Inc26 miles away
- Ashland County Wildlife Conservation League34 miles away
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