Southern Nevada Conservancy
The organization's purpose is to enhance visitor appreciation and enjoyment of Nevada's public lands. The organization uses communications and media and engages in other activities to enhance the understanding of historical, scientific, geological, interpretive and other attributes of such areas, including research and educational activities for the general public and its members.
Las Vegas, NV Founded 2004 Revenue $2,520,691
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The record
- EIN
- 200714837
- Founded
- 2004
- Annual revenue
- $2,520,691
- Headquarters
- Las Vegas, NV
- Website
- www.southernnevadaconservancy.org
- Focus
- Natural Resources Conservation
- State
- Nevada
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