Nonprofit Directory / Long Island Sound
The Watch Hill Conservancy
The Watch Hill Conservancy is a multi-faceted conservation, planning, and historic preservation 501(c)(3) public charity and membership organization.
Watch Hill, RI 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Natchaug Trail
- Brown Hill Marsh Trail
- Forest Discovery Trail
- Goodwin Heritage Trail
- Orange Connector
The record
- Headquarters
- Watch Hill, RI
- Website
- www.thewatchhillconservancy.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation, Wildlife Biodiversity
- Bioregion
- Long Island Sound
- State
- Rhode Island
Nearby organizations
- The Westerly Land Trust5 miles away
- United Way of Southeastern Connecticut15 miles away
- Block Island Conservancy, Inc.18 miles away
- Voluntown Peace Trust18 miles away
- White Buffalo Inc32 miles away
- Wyndham Land Trust Inc39 miles away
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- Connecticut Land Conservation Council (CLCC)Middletown, CT
- Connecticut Roundtable on Climate and JobsClinton, CT
- CT Sustainable Business CouncilBethel, CT
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- Blackstone River Watershed Council IncCumberland, RI
- Charlestown Land TrustCharlestown, RI
- Childhood Lead Action ProjectProvidence, RI
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