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PO BOX 1244
VENTURA, CA 93002-1244
Phone: (805) 377-1794
www.pasopacifico.org
EIN: 20-3396421
Form 990

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Tropical forest trees

PASO PACIFICO

This gift will result in 20 trees planted in rural Nicaragua. Tree seedlings representing over fifteen species will be grown in a community-run tree nursery. Local people will receive hands-on training to grow and care for the trees. This project will give a new source of income to rural Nicaraguan people. more

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Plant 40 Trees Add this gift item to your wishlist or registry

Tropical forest trees

PASO PACIFICO

This gift will result in 40 trees planted in rural Nicaragua. Tree seedlings representing over fifteen species will be grown in a community-run tree nursery. Local people will receive hands-on training to grow and care for the trees. This project will give a new source of income to rural Nicaraguan people. more

$5 Add this gift item to your shopping cart

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Plant Trees Add this gift item to your wishlist or registry

Tropical forest trees

PASO PACIFICO

Your donated gift will fund planting of trees in Nicaragua. Every $0.55 will plant another tree. Tree seedlings representing over fifteen species will be grown in a community-run tree nursery. Local people will receive hands-on training to grow and care for the trees. more

$25 Add this gift item to your shopping cart

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Save A Sea Turtle Add this gift item to your wishlist or registry

Sea turtle hatchling

PASO PACIFICO

This gift includes the care and protection of a nesting sea turtle in Nicaragua. It also includes a baby sea turtle returned safely to sea. Local people are hired to care for the turtles and to watch over nests. These jobs reduce poverty in rural areas and help to change attitudes towards wildlife. more