What does WCCA mean?
WCCA means Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority?
Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority can be abbreviated as WCCA
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What does WCCA stand for? WCCA stands for "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority". |
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How to abbreviate "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority"? "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority" can be abbreviated as WCCA. |
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What is the meaning of WCCA abbreviation? The meaning of WCCA abbreviation is "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority". |
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What is WCCA abbreviation? One of the definitions of WCCA is "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority". |
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What does WCCA mean? WCCA as abbreviation means "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority". |
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What is shorthand of Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority? The most common shorthand of "Wildlife Corridor Conservation Authority" is WCCA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ABCA - Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority
- ACTA - Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
- CCCA - Catfish Creek Conservation Authority
- CLOCA - Central Lake Conservation Authority
- CRCA - Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority
- EWCA - Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority
- WSCC - Wildlife Science Conservation Center
- CIA - Corridor Improvement Authority
- NCDA - Northstar Corridor Development Authority
- NCIA - Northern Corridor Implementation Authority
- WDCP - Wildlife Diversity Conservation Plan
- WCL - Wildlife and Conservation Links
- WCSC - Wildlife and Conservation Science
- WEC - Wildlife Education Conservation
- WHC - Wildlife Habitat Conservation
- WHCMP - Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Program
- WMCA - Wildlife Management Conservation Area
- ATAX - Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
- acta - Alameda Corridor Transit Authority
- WACKY - Wildlife Agriculture Conservation Knowledge for youth