CARRIZO PLAIN CONSERVANCY
EIN 38-3920272 · Unknown (Z99)
What they do
Land Conservation, Education, and Restoration. The Organization Continued Restoration Projects On Owned Lands, Acquired Three Parcels of Land Totaling 120 Acres and Accepted The Donation of Three Additional Properties Totaling 7.5 Acres and Placed Them Into Permanent Conservation. Also, With Support From A Grant From The County of San Luis Obispo, The Organization Began A Study to Identify and Prioritize The Acquisition of Lots In The Old California Valley Subdivision Which Are Considered to Have High Natural Resource Values and Low Development Potential for Permanent Conservation Purposes. Finally, In Cooperation With Local Art Groups, The Organization Raised Funds to Support Fire Recovery Activities Following A Large Fire Which Affected Portions of Carrizo Plain National Monument In July 2025.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2014
- Location
- PO BOX 274, SN LUIS OBISP, CA 93406-0274
- County
- San Luis Obispo
- In care of
- Neil Havlik