Environmental Conservation Organization in Quebec

7 listings throughout Quebec

Environmental Conservation Organization businesses on FindYourCanada span 5 cities across Quebec, with 7 listings in total.

CDRN-Corporation de développement de la rivière Noire

26, rue du Marché
450-548-5510

La Corporation de développement de la rivière Noire mène divers projets environnementaux: Ateliers TerrEau destinés aux écoles primaires, pl…

Comité ZIP Gaspésie

Comité ZIP Gaspésie

180, avenue Beauséjour
418 534-2121

Comité ZIP Gaspésie

Éco-quartier Mercier Hochelaga Maisonneuve

Éco-quartier Mercier Hochelaga Maisonneuve

514-253-5777

Éco-quartier est un programme d’action environnementale qui vise à améliorer la qualité de vie de ses résidents.

Guillaume Sainte-Marie, ingénieur forestier

Guillaume Sainte-Marie, ingénieur forestier

15 croissant fleuri
514-727-0157

Consultant en aménagement forestier durable

Le Conseil de l'eau Gaspésie Sud

Le Conseil de l'eau Gaspésie Sud

180, avenue Beauséjour
418-534-2770

Organisme créé pour promouvoir et soutenir la protection et la mise en valeur de l’eau et de ses usages sur la partie sud de la Gaspésie.

Parc Régional de la Rivière du Nord

Parc Régional de la Rivière du Nord

750, chemin de la Rivière-du-Nord
(450)431-1676

Riche d'un patrimoine naturel et culturel exceptionnel, le Parc est un site de prédilection pour les activités de plein air en toutes saison…

Pro Vert Sud Ouest

Pro Vert Sud Ouest

75 rue du Square Sir-Georges-Étienne-Cartier
514-768-2709

Pro-Vert Sud-Ouest est un organisme sans but lucratif qui vise la promotion de la qualité de vie des citoyens par des actions en matière d'…

Available in These Cities

Bonaventure (2) · Montreal (2) · Roxton Falls (1) · Saint-Jérôme (1) · Sainte-Julie (1)

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