Nonprofit Directory / Columbia Plateau
Project GRIPH
Wildlife conflict mitigation.
Colville, WA Founded 2024 Revenue $117,336 1% for the Planet
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- Frater Lake Trail
The record
- EIN
- 93-1678937
- Founded
- 2024
- Annual revenue
- $117,336
- Headquarters
- Colville, WA
- Website
- Projectgriph.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation, Wildlife Biodiversity
- Bioregion
- Columbia Plateau
- State
- Washington
Nearby organizations
- Northeast Washington Forestry Coalition3 miles away
- Loon Lake Land Conservancy34 miles away
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- Inland Northwest Land ConservancySpokane, WA
- Upper Columbia Salmon Recovery BoardWenatchee, WA
- Wenatchee OutdoorsWenatchee, WA
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- Adirondack Mountain ClubSaratoga Springs, NY
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- Center For Responsible ForestryQuilcene, WA
- Big Life Foundation UsaRidgefield, WA
- Bronze ChapterBow, WA
- The Lands CouncilSpokane, WA
- Adopt-A-Stream FoundationEverett, WA
- Cape Perpetua CollaborativeSeattle, WA
- Cascades Wolverine ProjectTwisp, WA
- Beacon Food ForestSeattle, WA
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