Sitka Sound Science Center
The Sitka Sound Science Center is dedicated to increasing understanding and awareness of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems of the gulf of alaska through education and research. Our vision is to build on Sitka's legacy and potential as an educational and scientific community.
Sitka, AK Founded 2008 Revenue $4,690,321
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The record
- EIN
- 261253086
- Founded
- 2008
- Annual revenue
- $4,690,321
- Headquarters
- Sitka, AK
- Website
- sitkasoundsciencecenter.org
- Focus
- Environment
- State
- Alaska
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