The GNAR Initiative exists to help Western gateway communities and their surrounding public lands thrive and preserve the things that make them special. GNAR is an affiliation of university faculty, government and state agencies, non-profit organizations, and community leaders. Our aim is to leverage research, education, and capacity building to assist communities, land managers, and others in gateway and natural amenity regions throughout the West to prepare for and respond to challenges their communities may face.
Company Details
- Founded
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- Address
- Logan, Ut, Us
- Industry
- Education
- NAICS
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Educational ServicesJunior CollegesOther Schools and InstructionEducational Support ServicesAll Other Schools and InstructionExam Preparation and TutoringAutomobile Driving SchoolsAll Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction
- Website
- https://extension.usu.edu/gnar/
- HQ
- Logan, UT
- Competitors
- Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society, Conserve Southwest Utah, Calm Waters Group, Urban and Environmental Policy Institute, Amazon Restoration Company, The Western Planner, Redwood Coast Land Conservancy, Sustainable Palm Oil For the Future, Horse Plus Humane Society, HORSERACING WRONGS INC.
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative Questions
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative's website is https://extension.usu.edu/gnar/
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/gnar-initiative
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative's industry is
Education
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative's top competitors are
Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society,
Conserve Southwest Utah,
Calm Waters Group,
Urban And Environmental Policy Institute,
Amazon Restoration Company,
The Western Planner,
Redwood Coast Land Conservancy,
Sustainable Palm Oil For The Future,
Horse Plus Humane Society,
Horseracing Wrongs Inc.
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative's categories are Education
Gateway And Natural Amenity Region (Gnar) Initiative's founding year is 2020
