What does IFFA mean?
IFFA means Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association?
Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association can be abbreviated as IFFA
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What does IFFA stand for? IFFA stands for "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association". |
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How to abbreviate "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association"? "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association" can be abbreviated as IFFA. |
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What is the meaning of IFFA abbreviation? The meaning of IFFA abbreviation is "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association". |
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What is IFFA abbreviation? One of the definitions of IFFA is "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association". |
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What does IFFA mean? IFFA as abbreviation means "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association". |
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What is shorthand of Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association? The most common shorthand of "Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association" is IFFA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CODEFFAGOLF - Committee for the Defence and Development of Flora and Fauna of the Fonseca Gulf
- NIDFF - National Institute of Deserts, Flora and Fauna
- SPIFFA - Southern Peninsula Indigenous Flora and Fauna Association
- CAFF - Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna
- FFMP - Flora and Fauna Management Plan
- PFF - Parks, Flora and Fauna
- BFF - Bureau of Flora and Fauna
- CAFF - Circumpolar Arctic Flora and Fauna
- CAFF - Conservation of Artic Flora and Fauna
- CAFF - Conservation of Flora and Fauna
- ESWFF - Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna
- FFI - Flora and Fauna of Illinois
- FFG - Flora and Fauna Guarantee
- FFGA - Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act
- FFPB - Flora and Fauna Protection Board
- IFF - Illinois Flora and Fauna
- IFF - Indigenous Flora and Fauna
- SWFF - Species of Wild Flora and Fauna
- FF - Flora and Fauna
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