EMERALD COAST CONSERVANCY INC
EIN 47-4580954 · Water Resources, Wetlands Conservation & Management (C32)
What they do
EMERALD COAST CONSERVANCY INC MISSION EMERALD COAST CONSERVANCY ("ECC") PROVIDE 21ST CENTURY SOLUTIONS SOUND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS CONSERVATION CRITICAL NATURAL RESOURCES FACE CHANGING CLIMATE FOCUSING STATE FLORIDA SPECIFIC UTILIZATION GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS LAND CONSERVATION, ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, CARBON SEQUESTRATION BIOLOGY. ECC WORKING TANDEM WILDLIFE COMMISSION ("FWC") MANAGE SAND GULLY LONG TERM RECIPIENT SITE ("LTRS"). SITES PRIVATELY PUBLICLY OWNED LANDS 25 ACRES PERMITTED ACCEPT GOPHER TORTOISES NEEDING RELOCATION HARMS WAY DEVELOPMENT. SANDY LTRS RECEIVE 364 APPROXIMATELY 40 SPOTS CURRENTLY UTILIZED. ADDITION PRIMARY SERVICE ROLE, CONDUCTS ANNUAL MONITORING MAINTENANCE 10,000 (~42 PROPERTIES) CONSERVED TH
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ContactROBERT D KELLER PHDCEO
In care of% ROBERT D KELLER
Mailing address80 S MAIN ST, JASPER, GA 30143-1700
Main phone(706) 273-9173 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@atlanticcoastconservancy.orgAdditional emailinfo@emeraldcoastconservancy.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 2015
- County
- Pickens
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