RESERVA THE YOUTH LAND TRUST INC
EIN 84-2906892 · Environmental Education (C60)
What they do
Conservation: Reservas Conservation Accomplishments Included Supporting The Dracula Reserve Community After A Devastating Landslide With A $2484 Grant to Help Indigenous Families Rebuild Destroyed Homes In A Sustainable Way. We Also Supported Long-term Strategy Development for The Removal of Mining Concessions From This Biodiverse Landscape. We Launched A New Major Project In Panama With Our Partners, The Leatherback Project, Aimed At Identifying Marine Migratory Corridors for Endangered Sea Turtles to Inform Conservation Actions. We Supported One Expedition In February and Co-organized A Major 3-week Expedition In July/August to Begin Satellite Tag Deployment Fieldwork. Reserva Purchased 10 Satellite Tags to Support This Impactful Research, An Investment In Science Representing A Significant Portion of Our Conservation Expedition Expenses (about $35,000 On Satellite Tags). We Began Scouting Potential Conservation Sites In Colombia and Contributed $4,400 Toward Conservation Activities
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GEORGIA C BROADDUSFOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ARABELLA LACKYOUTH DIRECTOR
ELLA AL SHAMAHIDIRECTOR
GABBY SALAZARTREASURER AND DIRECTOR
JOSEPH WILKINSVICE PRESIDENT AND YOUTH DIRECTOR
JOSH NEWMANDIRECTOR
JULIO C CARRIONYOUTH DIRECTOR
LUCY HOULISTONSECRETARY AND YOUTH DIRECTOR
MALAIKA VAZYOUTH DIRECTOR
MAYNARD OKEREKEDIRECTOR
PEARSON MCGOVERNDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- 1330 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW APT 1008, WASHINGTON, DC 20036-6308
- County
- District of Columbia
- In care of
- % GEORGIA CABELL BROADDUS SOLE MBR
- Primary officer
- Georgia Broaddus, Executive Director
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Environmental Education (C60)
- IRS tax category
- Environmental Education