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Confluence: April 2002, Vol.
4, No. 3
Funding
Technology Grant News
Technology Grant News is published four times a year and is
designed to keep you up to date on technology funding opportunities
for your program initiatives. The Winter 2002 edition is currently
available and can be ordered by visiting http://www.technologygrantnews.com/.
Community-Based Collaborative Research Consortium
The Consortium is requesting proposals for funding for research
and evaluation of community based collaboratives concerned
with management of natural resources. To learn more about
the grants program or to apply, visit http://www.cbcrc.org/grants.html.
EPA Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Program 2002
Proposals for these grants are now being accepted in three
focus areas: research on ecosystems valuation; research linking
individual environmental values with group or community valuation
of environmental amenities/community environmental decision-making
in general; and research on costs and benefits, use and effects
of environmental information in environmental decision-making
by individuals, communities, governments, and other organizations.
Closing date is May 15, 2002. For more information, see http://es.epa.gov/ncer/rfa/02dmvep.html.
National Wildlife Refuge Support Group Grant Program
Non-profit organizations are eligible to apply for Start-Up,
Capacity Building, or Project Specific grants from the National
Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Grants will be provided for:
1) starting refuge support groups with formative and/or initial
operational support; 2) strengthening existing refuge support
groups' capacity; 3) non-profit organizations seeking support
for a specific project. Further information is available from
http://www.nfwf.org/programs/nwrgp.htm
or by contacting the NFWF at needham@nfwf.org or 202.857.0166.
Patagonia Grants
Patagonia has funding available for citizen-supported organizations
that identify and work on the root causes of environmental
problems and approach issues with a commitment to long-term
change. Eligible projects must be action-oriented, strategic,
build public involvement and support, and focus on basic causes.
Patagonia focuses on funding around local groups working to
protect local habitat, and supports individual efforts to
protect a specific stand of forest, stretch of river or indigenous
wild species. For more information visit http://www.patagonia.com/enviro/grants_app.shtml.
To find a store in your area to submit grant proposals to,
visit http://www.patagonia.com/webapp/commerce/Pgonia/find_a_store.jsp.
Deadlines are April 30 and August 31.
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