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Grants Program
Water/Marine
Water, the resource upon which all life depends, covers almost three-quarters of the planet . Throughout the history of the natural world, water sources have been the centers of life, providing habitat and sustenance for animals and plants alike. The groups that follow are doing important work to protect our waters – rivers, oceans, wetlands, aquifers and vernal pools – from the destructive effects of damming, diversion, development and pollution.
Total given in this category in fiscal year 2012: $1,446,281
Georgia ForestWatch
info@gafw.org
15 Tower Road
Ellijay, GA 30540 United States
T: 7066358733
http://www.gafw.org
Grant Amount:$3,300.00
Georgia ForestWatch aims to preserve, protect and restore the native ecosystems of the Chattahoochee-Oconee national forests, to educate people about these lands, and to inspire citizen action on their behalf.
Hotaru No Furusato Segamisawa Kikin
segamikikin@gmail.com
9-30-31 Konaidai, Konan-ku
Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken 234-0054 Japan
T: 9061911861
http://www.segamikikin.org/
Grant Amount:$2,127.00
Hotaru No Furusato Segamisawa Kikin seeks to protect the natural environment and historical sites of Segamisawa-Yokohama.
Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation
info@jhwildlife.org
P.O. Box 8042
Jackson, WY 83002-8042 United States
T: 3077390968
www.jhwildlife.org or www.naturemappingjh.org
Grant Amount:$2,000.00
JHWF promotes ways for the community to live compatibly with wildlife by reducing roadkill, removing fences and carrying out the Bear Wise Community Project.
John Muir Project
cthanson1@gmail.com
P.O. Box 697
Cedar Ridge, CA 95924 United States
T: 5302739290
http://www.johnmuirproject.org
Grant Amount:$10,000.00
The John Muir Project is dedicated to ending the federal timber sales program, which consistently undermines science and ecological management of our national forests and other federal lands.
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Interested in finding out more about environmental actions in your area, volunteering your time or donating money? Search our enviro grants recipients database for groups working in your neck of the woods.
