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Biological Monitoring, Inc. is a well-established environmental consulting and water quality analysis small business based in Blacksburg, VA. With over 40 years of experience, they offer a range of services including Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) testing, Toxicity Reduction (TRE) and TIE product testing, as well as biological surveys and environmental BioSensor monitoring. Since 1980, Biological Monitoring, Inc. has been providing professional toxicological, ecological, and consulting services to clients. Their expertise and commitment to quality make them a trusted resource for those seeking reliable water quality analysis and environmental solutions.Generated from the website

Game & Inland Fisheries in Blacksburg, VA is a leading organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and outdoor recreation. With a rich history dating back to 1916, they have been at the forefront of sustaining Virginia's natural resources and promoting outdoor opportunities for the public. Through funding from fishing and hunting licenses, boat registrations, and federal excise taxes, they have successfully protected hundreds of species and their habitats for over a century. Whether you are a hunter, angler, or simply enjoy the outdoors, you can contribute to their cause and become a steward of the outdoors.Generated from the website

Appalachian Community Capital is a non-profit community development financial institution (CDFI) based in Christiansburg, VA, dedicated to attracting new sources of capital for small businesses, particularly minority and women-owned businesses, in underserved areas of Appalachia and similar energy communities nationwide. Established in 2016, ACC raises capital for its member CDFIs and mission-aligned lenders to provide affordable loans, business advisory services, and support to small businesses in the region. Since its inception, ACC has raised over $40 million for its members, resulting in the financing of 123 small businesses and the creation or retention of over 2,500 jobs in Appalachia. With a focus on economic growth, entrepreneurship, and local wealth building, ACC and its members collectively manage assets exceeding $4 billion, supporting development in underserved communities and tens of thousands of locally-based jobs.Generated from the website