The Association of Historical Societies of New Hampshire

The Association of Historical Societies of New Hampshire Your Custom Text Here The Association of Historical Societies of New Hampshire Welcome The Association of Historical Societies of New Hampshire is a nonprofit organization focused on empowering historical societies in the Granite State to use best practices so that they may sustain themselves as active and essential components of their communities.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1001.

Treasure Coast Human Resource Association Inc

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• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 1002.

Springfield Legacy Foundation

TO FACILITATE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, HUMANITIES RESEARCH, & EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ON THE 2,200-ACRE TRACT KNOWN AS MELON BULFF NATURE & HERITAGE RESERVE.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 1003.

Black Creek Watershed Coalition Inc

Black Creek Watershed Home Page Contact Information Black Creek Watershed Coalition co George Squires P.

• Single Organization Support

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Friends of the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District

TO PROVIDE EDUCTION, EXCHANGE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION, AND FOSTER CONSERVATION OR RESTORATION OF WESTERN SHASTA COUNTYS NATURAL RESOURCES, ESPCIALLY IN AREAS OF WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT, FUELS, VEGETATION MANAGEMENT, AND EROSION CONTROL.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

• 1005.

Stewards of Briones

The Stewards of Briones ("SOB") was organized as a volunteer group dedicated to advocating, building, maintaining and repairing mountain biking trails in Northern California.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 1006.

Save Farmland

TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE SMALL FARMERS IN MONTANA'S FLATHEAD VALLEY.

Walsingham Horsemans Association Inc

WHA was incorporated in 1987 to provide an equestrian park safe from traffic and other hazards.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 1008.

Coyote Hills Conservation Fund

Dedicated to preserving Coyote Hills, a self-sustaining natural area in North Orange County, California.