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[[ | [[file:NRF_logo.png|left|200px]]'''Nisqually River Foundation provides a corporate structure to staff and raise funds for the Nisqually River Council. In 2019 it had 4 staff and a seven member board to assist in implementation of the Nisqually River Stewardship Plan. In addition to supporting collaboration and planning the NRF conducts outreach and education activities in the watershed.''' | ||
http://nisquallyriver.org/who-we-are/nisqually-river-foundation/ | http://nisquallyriver.org/who-we-are/nisqually-river-foundation/ | ||
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Nisqually River Foundation provides a corporate structure to staff and raise funds for the Nisqually River Council. In 2019 it had 4 staff and a seven member board to assist in implementation of the Nisqually River Stewardship Plan. In addition to supporting collaboration and planning the NRF conducts outreach and education activities in the watershed.
http://nisquallyriver.org/who-we-are/nisqually-river-foundation/
