Whiskeytown Environmental School Community
Whiskeytown Environmental School Community (wes Community) exists to support educational goals through immersive outdoor experiences for learners at Whiskeytown Environmental School (wes). Wes Community contributes to the schools mission through advocacy and relationship building with communities, businesses and public agencies to generate funds and further shared goals.
Whiskeytown, CA Founded 2014 Revenue $133,456
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Cabin Creek Trail
- Clear Creek Greenway
- Flume Trail
- Vista Point Trail
- Bob's Hat Trail
The record
- EIN
- 453540719
- Founded
- 2014
- Annual revenue
- $133,456
- Headquarters
- Whiskeytown, CA
- Website
- wescommunity.org
- Focus
- Education Advocacy
- State
- California
Nearby organizations
- Water Climate Trust10 miles away
- Shasta Land Trust10 miles away
- Shasta Trinity Unit Of Backcountry Horsemen Of California22 miles away
- The River Exchange42 miles away
- Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals48 miles away
- Siskiyou Outdoor Recreation Alliance48 miles away
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